Monthly Archives: October 2019
IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY UNEMPLOYED, READ THIS
Article #29 – 10 STEPS TO BECOME SELF-EMPLOYED & RECOMMENDATION By Peter Babul 1. INTRODUCTION Almost every household in Papua New Guinea has a family member or relative who is unemployed. That person either completed Grade 8, 10 or 12 … Continue reading
HIDDEN VALLEY JOINT VENTURE BLASTED OVER COMPENSATION PAYMENT
2011-03-16 Hidden Valley Joint Venture, a 50:50 joint venture between Newcrest Mining limited of Australia and Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited of South Africa have been criticized of bullying the local communities along the Watut River over the recent Compensation … Continue reading
Youths and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
Young people can be involve in mapping the vulnerabilities and resources for a potential disaster in their local community and identify how their community could become more prepared. The map creates in these exercise will both raise awareness and become … Continue reading
Youth and Peer Education
In the olden days of kings and queens (in England), peers were nobleman, aristocrats, lords, titled men and patricians. The English term ‘peer’ refers to ‘one that is of equal standing with another. One belonging to the same societal group … Continue reading
FOREST WORKSHOP – with INA/CIMC Morning of 8th October, 2019, at the INA
This Workshop is for the morning of Tuesday 8th Ocotber 2019. Prior to the National Forest Summit on 9-11 Oct (at APEC Haus), this workshop for forest and conservation professionals, NGOs, CSOs, academics and community members enables some prior dialogue … Continue reading
Know your worth ( Story)
A father before he died said to his son: “this is a watch your grandfather gave and this is more than 200 years old, but before I give it to you go to the watch shop on the first street, … Continue reading
YANGORU SAUSSIA DISTRICT CREATING HISTORY WITH PIONEER SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE
The Yangoru Saussia District will pioneer the country’s first District Secondary School of Excellence concept commencing in the 2020 academic year. The District School of Excellence concept is an initiative aligned to the National Government’s policy of quality education and … Continue reading
Board of CEPA
By Paul Barker The Board of CEPA, the Environment Protection Agency, has a strange and seemingly illogical composition. The membership of the Board as specified in the Act is as follows: Head of Department of Finance or his nominee Head … Continue reading
Reuben Mete 