FROM A BROKEN HOME IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA TO UNIVERSITY IN POLAND To struggling young people of  Papua New Guinea: do not be a prisoner of your past. If you are someone who is experiencing the same family problem as mine, never take revenge. If you do, you will never find satisfaction. Rather, try to build yourself up, pull yourself together, study hard if you are a student, work hard if you're employed, start up small business if you have to. Most importantly, put God first in everything you do. - Ms. Caroline Winuan. True Story of Ms. Caroline Winuan | Papua New Guinea by Glen Burua   I can’t remember when my dad left us and move on with his other wife. I was not yet in school. All I can remember were the struggles my mother had to face playing both roles of being a father and a mother to me and my siblings.  Neighbors sometimes calls us bastard kids and gives us all kinds of names. My mother had to bear with it. There could be others facing similar situatio...

The Papua New Guinea Parliament demonstrates strong support for Prime Minister James Marape's leadership The Papua New Guinea Parliament overwhelmingly voted 84-0 in favor of Prime Minister James Marape on a motion expressing confidence in his leadership. The motion, moved by the leader of Government Business, faced objections from opposition MPs but proceeded to a vote, prompting a boycott from the opposition. After the outcome was announced, the opposition MPs returned to the session. Prime Minister Marape thanked the MPs for their support and emphasized the importance of maintaining order in parliamentary proceedings. Despite the vote, a motion of no-confidence against Prime Minister Marape is still under consideration, pending legal deliberations.  Image: PNG Sun | Members of the Opposition Boycotting the Parliament. The PNG Parliament Votes Overwhelmingly in Favor of Prime Minister James Marape In a resounding show of support, the Papua New Guinea Parliament vote...

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Honorable James Marape Embraces Allan Bird's Challenge to Stand as the Alternative Prime Minister in the Upcoming Vote of No Confidence. The Honorable James Marape, the current Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, has embraced the challenge posed by Allan Bird to become the alternative Prime Minister in the forthcoming vote of no confidence. Image: The National PM James Marape Accepts the Challenge for Bird as Alternative Prime Minister in the Coming Vote of No Confidence In a significant development in Papua New Guinea's political arena, Prime Minister James Marape has accepted the challenge posed by East Sepik Governor Allan Bird as the alternative Prime Minister in the forthcoming Vote of No Confidence. The announcement came amidst mounting tensions and anticipation surrounding the parliamentary showdown, with political dynamics shifting rapidly in the lead-up to the crucial vote. With the motion for a Vote of No Confidence lo...

Exciting Opportunity for Accountant at New Porgera Limited Join Our Team! Exciting Opportunity for Accountant at New Porgera Limited Are you ready to take the next step in your accounting career? New Porgera Limited is thrilled to announce an incredible opportunity within our Capital & Projects Department for an experienced Accountant (Job ID: 228501). About New Porgera Limited New Porgera Limited is a dynamic and innovative company operating in the heart of Papua New Guinea's mining industry. Committed to excellence and sustainability, we pride ourselves on our dedication to both our employees and the communities we serve. Position Overview As an Accountant within our Capital & Projects Department, you will play a crucial role in supporting financial operations and contributing to the success of our projects. This role offers a unique blend of challenges and opportunities for professional growth. Requirements and Responsibilities The suitable ca...

The Legal Year Opening Ceremony in Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea. As the new legal year dawns upon Papua New Guinea, it brings with it a solemn reminder of the principles that underpin our justice system. Each year, the commencement of the legal calendar is marked by ceremonies held in major centers across the country. These gatherings serve as a symbolic reaffirmation of our commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring justice for all. At Waigani, the seat of the Supreme Court, the Legal Year Opening ceremony took place on Monday, February 5th. Just a week later, on Monday, February 12th, the town of Goroka in the Eastern Highlands Province held its own ceremony at the St. Mary's Catholic Church. These events provide an opportunity for members of the legal fraternity to come together, reflect on the past year, and set the tone for the year ahead. Speaking to a group of legal professionals in Goroka, Chief Justice Honorable Sir Gibbs Salika delivere...