Vasinatta Yama, Author at EMTV Online

Highlands Governors Meet in Wabag to Discuss Issues facing their Region

19/10/201819/10/2018 Vasinatta Yama 215 Views

The Highlands Regional Conference in Enga Province has brought together Governors from the seven Highlands provinces.

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Members of PNGDF and Police join forces to clean Wabag Town

18/10/201818/10/2018 Vasinatta Yama 281 Views PNG Defence Force, Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary

Members of the PNG Defence Force Soldiers and the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary led the cleanathon in Wabag town yesterday (16 October,2018) in preparation for two upcoming events in Enga Province.

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PNGTA Member refutes claims by PNGTA Secretary Mowana

18/10/201818/10/2018 Vasinatta Yama 151 Views Education News, PNG Teachers Association

A PNG Teachers Association member, David Numbaming [NOOM-BA_MING] refutes claims that he is not a PNGTA member, and he does not have the legal standing to talk on behalf of the teachers.

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First Highands Rice Harvested in Baiyer Valley, WHP

17/10/201817/10/2018 Vasinatta Yama 630 Views

By Vasinatta Yama, EMTV News– Mt Hagen The partnership between Mul-Baiyer Lumusa Electorate and Trukai Industries Limited has seen

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Anglimp South Waghi Five Year Development Plan Launched

16/10/201816/10/2018 Vasinatta Yama 249 Views

Anglimp South Waghi MP, Ruman Joe Kuli on Friday presented the five year development plan for his electorate to the Department of Implementation and Rural Development.

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PNGTA Members Say Ugwalubu has No Legal Standing

11/10/201811/10/2018 Vasinatta Yama 335 Views Department of Education, Education News

Two members of the Papua New Guinea Teachers Association in Mt Hagen, say Ugwalubu Mowana has no legal standing to talk on behalf of teachers about their pay cuts dilemma.

Highlands News

Mt Hagen Teachers charged for their Payslips

09/10/201810/10/2018 Vasinatta Yama 437 Views

Teachers in Mt Hagen, in Western Province are calling on the Teaching Services Commission to explain why they are paying stationary shops to get their payslips.