Monthly Archives: November 2019
Coffee Certification, was it beneficial?
Coffee Certification programs are cover up for multi billion dollar multi national coffee, cocoa and other agri produces, to paint a good image for their brand in terms of social responsibilities. They earn over 70% of the share of a … Continue reading
Response to PMJMs on 22 Women reserved seats
By Susan Merrel My response to PMJMs decision to not support 22 reserved seats for women: This will be PNGs loss. A country cannot afford to disadvantage half its population and still realise its full potential. (It’s almost impossible for … Continue reading
12 Year-old Mathematician
Chika Ofili displaying his award Photo: Trendsmaps.com This 12-year-old Nigerian boy just made a new discovery in Mathematics. Chika Ofili, who is based in the UK, was awarded over the weekend at the TruLittle Hero Awards for discovering the new … Continue reading
MY SECRET SIN.
That Friday night, I was supposed to be in the vigil leading the worship song but there I was in Fred’s bed moaning in painful pleasure as he cuddled and caressed me. Being the choir mistress, I was the one … Continue reading
Number of Grade 12 being Selected
Information from the Department of Higher Education Research, Science and Technology (DHERST)Number of grade 12 that got selected from 2012 – 2018 2012: Sat for National Exam, 15,295Selected=4,044 (26%)2013: Sat for National Exam, 17,361Selected=4,547 (26%)2014: Sat for National Exam, 20,077Selected=5,628 … Continue reading
12 Rules of Achieving Business Goals
What obstacles does aspiring entrepreneurs in Papua New Guinea face? There are limits to the growth of the formal professional sector in Papua New Guinea yet hundreds of thousands of productive opportunities need to be found for the younger generat … Continue reading
EACH GIVES WHAT HE HAS
Back in the days when Germany was divided, a huge wall separated East and West Berlin. One day, some people in East Berlin took a truck load of garbage and dumped it on the West Berlin side. The people of … Continue reading
Leadership and Responsibility
Leadership begins with RESPONSABILITY. Leaders don‘t blame anybody or circumstances. They take charge of CHANGE.
‘The righteous will live by faith’” (Romans 1:17)
by Mathew Block It was, perhaps, the year 1519 that was most important to the ultimate direction of the Reformation—for it was only in this year that Martin Luther truly came to understand the good news of the Gospel, according … Continue reading
Reuben Mete 