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Jerry James Appointed as Deputy Provincial Administrator for Economic and Social Services
By EMMANUEL HONOL GIGMAI- Southern Highlands THE Southern Highlands Provincial Administration (SHPA) has officially welcomed Mr. Jerry James as the newly appointed Deputy Provincial Administrator overseeing the Economic and Social Services (ESS) Sector. His appointment marks a significant step toward strengthening governance and service delivery in the province. Mr. James, who has formally accepted his…
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HEALTHCARE WORKERS GOING ABOVE & BEYOND| KAPAVORE
Healthcare workers in Papua New Guinea are going above and beyond in their duties, even in the most difficult situations. In Morobe province, some workers are carrying esky coolers up mountain paths to deliver antenatal care to expectant mothers, showing their dedication to those in need. Health Minister Elias Kapavore acknowledged the hard work and…
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Boat builder determined to contribute to connecting maritime provinces
Today March 2nd marks another milestone of Boat Building in Wabwai village on Sariba island in the Samarai Murua District in MilneBay. The post Boat builder determined to contribute to connecting maritime provinces appeared first on Post Courier.
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US says law applies to ‘all parties’ in Gaza
JERUSALEM: The US has said it expects “all parties on the ground” in Gaza to comply with international humanitarian law but declined to confirm whether it was carrying out its own assessment into the killing by the Israeli military of 15 people – paramedics, civil defence workers and a UN official. The post US says…
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PRIME MINISTER MARAPE HAILS ENGA’S NEW HOSPITAL AS A LANDMARK FOR PROVINCIAL HEALTHCARE
PRIME Minister Hon. James Marape has praised the completion of the new Enga Provincial Hospital as a major milestone in Papua New Guinea’s health sector, calling it a testament to visionary leadership, patient planning, and strong collaboration between the national and provincial governments. Speaking at the official commissioning of the K600 million world-class medical facility…
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US says law applies to ‘all parties’ in Gaza
JERUSALEM: The US has said it expects “all parties on the ground” in Gaza to comply with international humanitarian law but declined to confirm whether it was carrying out its own assessment into the killing by the Israeli military of 15 people – paramedics, civil defence workers and a UN official. The post US says…
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PRIME MINISTER MARAPE HAILS ENGA’S NEW HOSPITAL AS A LANDMARK FOR PROVINCIAL HEALTHCARE
PRIME Minister Hon. James Marape has praised the completion of the new Enga Provincial Hospital as a major milestone in Papua New Guinea’s health sector, calling it a testament to visionary leadership, patient planning, and strong collaboration between the national and provincial governments. Speaking at the official commissioning of the K600 million world-class medical facility…
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PRIME MINISTER MARAPE HAILS ENGA’S NEW HOSPITAL AS A LANDMARK FOR PROVINCIAL HEALTHCARE
PRIME Minister Hon. James Marape has praised the completion of the new Enga Provincial Hospital as a major milestone in Papua New Guinea’s health sector, calling it a testament to visionary leadership, patient planning, and strong collaboration between the national and provincial governments. Speaking at the official commissioning of the K600 million world-class medical facility…
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Thompson: Rubber industry must be commercialized now
THE Farmers and Settlers Association with its Cape Rodney Farmers and Settlers Association held the Rubber Stakeholders Forum on 25th March 2025 at Upulima in Abau District. The purpose of the forum was to draw the policy makers and implementers to the reality of situations affecting and impacting the farmers and growers, and people and…
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Speaker Pomat assembles MP’s for urgent sitting
As of this evening, the Speaker of the Parliament, Job Pomat, has called for an urgent meeting of Parliament following a Supreme Court of Justice ruling that centered on a disallowed vote of no confidence motion. The post Speaker Pomat assembles MP’s for urgent sitting appeared first on Post Courier.
