Tengtenga Village 2025

Project inspection at Tengtenga village..

Little Mekenzie with his best friend

Little McRyan's Observer Class 2 Payment

Tengtenga project

Few photo collections of Tengtenga project 

The Orphan Who Defied the Odds: Allan Keap’s Journey to Triumph

By Joe Wasia

Allan Keap (Allan Kelly Keap) a Orphan and a buai seller, is a DUX AWARD Recipient for Social Science Stream Year 12 at Bialla Secondary in West New Britain Province.

Allan did his Gr 1 and Gr 8 at Kwia Primary School in Waimin tribe, Tsak LLG Wapenamanda district, where his late father was an APO at a Community Health Post (Lyulimanda CHP). His late father, Keap Ponn, from Kompiam district in Enga Province. He was an Aidpost Orally there for 12 years at Sakalim village before he passed on when Allan was in

Photo compilation 2024

Boys from the mountain

Born in the same year, month, week (2021). The 16th and 20th of November 2024 will be their birthdate when they clock exactly 4 years.

McRyan Wasia and Joshua Win Pindao. 

 I wish them best in their future.

 

1st Death Anniversary for late Chief Pole Yaluma 2023

Brief history on leadership provided by Chief Pole Yaluma on services during colonial times.
In 1932, the district commissioner of Wapenamanda appointed me a Bos Boi to look after the 16 tribes of Lumusa District when that time Lumusa was part of Wapenamanda District. I was a young man not even married. My job included awareness on Government services that are to come and enforce Law and Good Order in their communities. I was a Bos Boi for 9 years (1932- 1940). 

Read more here: 

https://enposepng.blogspot.com/2021/08/dearsir-ref-payment-for-awards.html#more

1st Anniversary was celebrated at Kagamuga, Mt Hagen, Western Highlands Province.

    

Auen Water Supply Project

Western Highlands Provincial Health Authority funded Auen Reticulated Water Supply project in Dei Council District of Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea

Sir John Pundari Urged to Support Opposition for Change in PNG Government

By Nelson Wandi

In a surprising turn of events, the people of Kompiam Ambum have called on their Member of Parliament, Sir John Pundari, to join the opposition in campaigning for a change of the Marape Government in Papua New Guinea.
Sir John Pundari, who has been a part of the government for 32 years, is being urged to reconsider his allegiance and support the opposition in the upcoming Vote of No Confidence (VoNC) scheduled for May 28.
Despite his long tenure in government, the people of Kompiam Ambum feel that Sir John Pundari has failed to bring any significant development or services to his home district and the nation as a whole.
As a voice for silent majority of Kompiam Ambum, I believe that it is time for a change and that Sir John Pundari must break away from his old ways and take a stand against the corrupt practices of the current government.
It is evident that the people of Kompiam Ambum are dissatisfied with the lack of progress and development in their district under Sir John Pundari's leadership.
Together we are calling on him to align himself with the opposition and work towards bringing about positive change and improved service delivery in their community.