This year, EM TV is proud to bring you a spectacular new singing competition, Vocal Fusion. In a quest to showcase Papua New Guinea’s outstanding musical talent, Vocal Fusion will unveil the ultimate vocal maestro through the narrowing down of hundreds of competitors, spanning from Lae, Kokopo and Port Moresby.
Tune in every Sunday at 6:30 to catch the show and vote for your favourite singer to get that top prize of K50, 000!
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POM Auditions |
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Final Cuts 1 |
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Final Cuts 2 |
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Top 20 |
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Top 12 |
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Top 11 |
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Top 10 |
It’s a game that brings friendship and unites different tribes, even being used by early missionaries to spread the holy word.
However, the sport has been losing prominence over the past two decades, and the people of Alukuni village in Hood lagoon, Central Province, are now trying to revive the code again.
The game brings unity, peace and corporation, and strengthens Christian values.
But in recent decades, the sport has lost its prominence.
Realising this, Veari Maha, a senior public servant in Port Moresby, is adamant in reviving the code again in his village.
Mr Maha who used his own resources to bring about said he has a dream of reviving the code again in Central province.
Alukuni Women’s Cricket Association President, Raimo Amini, said she hopes one day this association will produce PNG cricketers.
Mr Maha is appealing to politicians in Central Province to back up the idea.
Last Saturday, women played their first formal match as a lead up to proper season.
After the games, consolation prizes were given to best pitchers, betters, and participating teams.
The association has six men and women’s team.
Cricket is popular in the village, currently three PNG Barramundis representatives; brothers Christopher and Charles Amini and Assad Vala are from this coastal Rigo village.
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