News
-
National Planning Minister: Teachers without NID card will not be paid
National Planning Minister Richard Maru says teachers who do not have a National Identity Card will not be paid.
Read More » -
New office to speed up NID registration and processing in NCD
The PNG Civil Identity Registry opened a new facility to be used as a National Data Entry Center and a…
Read More » -
Father of Late Cancer Patient; Ruth Kaupa: Medical Treatment is very Expensive
The father of 21-year old Ruth Kaupa who died of breast cancer on the weekend said Ruth returned to PNG…
Read More » -
PNG Power: Replaces Fallen Power Poles in Port Moresby
PNG Power workers are replacing fallen or rusty power poles in Port Moresby.
Read More » -
Nambawan super receives k100 million from state for unfunded super exits
2019 has begun on a positive note for Nambawan Super, with the superannuation company announcing a payment by the State,…
Read More » -
'Citizenship and Christian Value Education' – New Subject for PNG Schools
By Patricia Keamo, EMTV Cadet Journalist – Port Moresby When the 2019 Academic Year begins, a new subject will be…
Read More » -
Censorship Responds to Public Outcry on Access to Sex Enhancements
The current Censorship Act on Classification of Publication states that a person found guilty for being in possession of these…
Read More » -
MOU to strengthen Collaboration between Censorship Office and PNG Customs
An agreement will be signed between the Papua New Guinea Office of Censorship and PNG Customs Service to strengthen the…
Read More » -
JICA Presentation Highlights Challenges faced by Volunteers
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), conducted its quarterly presentation today highlighting what its volunteers were engaged in over the past…
Read More » -
River Runs Dry, Hundreds of Locals Affected
A river in Situm, outside of Lae City in Morobe Province has run dry affecting over hundreds of locals.
Read More »