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Affordable Electricity a Must: Basil
Papua New Guinea’s National Electricity Roll Out Plan can only be achieved if there is consistent power supply. Communications Minister,…
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Walk For Life in Port Moresby to Mark Human Rights Day
Women in Port Moresby have been urged to join the weekly Walk For Life this Sunday coinciding with Human Rights…
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PNG Housing Model in Edai Town
With housing being a major problem in main cities like Port Moresby and Lae, some real estate companies are reducing…
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Rigo MP encourages Theology graduands to Educate Society
Rigo MP, Lekwa Gure, says societies that place emphasis on education are the most successful which unites people.
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Education Minister says teachers still in short supply
Teacher training, Minister Kuman says is part of the building capacity reform of the Education Department.
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Logging Permits Queried in Oro
Northern Governor, Gary Juffa claims that there are many illegal logging companies operating within the province. And this has raised…
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National Fisheries Authority Will Pay More
The authority is expected to pay K400 million in 2018; a huge spike from K150 million in previous years.
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Climate Change Affecting Tuna Stock
Research carried out by the Pacific Community and their partners, using complex modeling, shows spatial shifts in the tuna stocks…
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No Update on PMIZ
The K350 million project, touted to be a game-changer for the Fisheries industry in Papua New Guinea, generating 30,000 local…
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More Effort Needed to Establish Green House Gas Inventory Plan
According to organizers, brains behind the project must understand the concept so a better GHG Inventory Plan is established.
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