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Waigani Christian College Opens 2026 Early Childhood Enrolments

Port Moresby, 3 January 2026 — Waigani Christian College has opened enrolments for its 2026 Early Childhood Education programmes, inviting parents and guardians to register children aged between two and five years for the upcoming academic year. The Waigani-based institution is offering places in its Play School, Pre-School and Kindergarten programmes, providing early learners with […]

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Waigani Christian College Opens 2026 Enrolments Across All Education Levels

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 2 January 2026 — Waigani Christian College has officially opened enrolments for the 2026 academic year, inviting parents and guardians to secure placements for students from early childhood through to secondary education, as well as university-level programmes offered in partnership with the Philippine Christian University (PCU). Established in 1993, Waigani

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Early Childhood Care and Education Teachers College Opens Admissions for 2026 Intake

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 2 January 2026 — The Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) Teachers College has officially opened admissions for its 2026 academic year, inviting applications from aspiring teachers committed to shaping the foundation years of learning for children across Papua New Guinea. Approved by the Department of Higher Education, Research, Science

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Philippine Christian University Waigani Campus Opens 2026 Admissions

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 2 January 2026 — Waigani Christian College has officially opened admissions for the 2026 academic year, offering Papua New Guinean students the opportunity to attain internationally recognised qualifications from Philippine Christian University (PCU), accredited by the Department of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (DHERST). Through its partnership with Philippine

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OPIC General-Secretary Praises Strong Stakeholder Support as Regional Consultations Begin

Lae, 28 November 2025 – Oil Palm Industry Corporation (OPIC) General-Secretary Kepson Pupita says the national effort to reform Papua New Guinea’s oil palm sector has begun on a strong footing, following what he described as the “best ever consultation” held during a two-day regional meeting at Bubia, Lae, on the Oil Palm Industry Authority

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Zifasing Smallholder Oil Palm Project Launched: Minister Maneke Says Morobe Will Lead PNG’s Commodity Growth

Zifasing Village, Markham Valley, Morobe Province, Friday, September 5, 2025 – The fertile Markham Valley is set to become one of Papua New Guinea’s newest oil palm frontiers after Oil Palm Minister Hon. Francis Maneke officially launched the Zifasing Village Oil Palm (VOP) Project in Wampar LLG, Morobe Province. In a spirited address before hundreds

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Prime Minister Marape Urges Global Action: “Protect Our Forests, Protect Our Planet”

  Port Moresby | Monday, 30 June 2025 – Prime Minister Hon. James Marape has issued an impassioned appeal to the international community to act urgently and decisively in preserving the world’s forests and oceans – describing them as the “lungs and lifeline of our planet” – during his keynote address at the 42nd Meeting

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Kokoda at a Crossroads: Tourism Veteran Warns of ‘Titanic Destiny’ for PNG’s Iconic Trail

Port Moresby | Saturday, 28 June 2025 — A leading Australian Kokoda advocate has issued a stark warning that Papua New Guinea’s most iconic wartime trail is heading for disaster unless urgent action is taken to restore confidence and reform its management. Major Charlie Lynn, a decorated former Australian Army officer and long-time Kokoda tour

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Call for Reform: 65,000 Trekkers Demand Accountability and Renewal of Kokoda Tourism

Port Moresby | Friday, 27 June 2025 — A passionate call has been made for urgent reform of Papua New Guinea’s Kokoda tourism industry, with former New South Wales MP and Kokoda advocate Charlie Lynn declaring that over 65,000 Australians have been “cheated” over the past 20 years due to persistent mismanagement and neglect of

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Rehabilitating a Lifeline: PACD Brings New Hope to Bougainville Cocoa Farmers

Tiobuin-Sipotavai, Tinputz, Bougainville, 17 June 2025 – Deep in the cocoa-rich heartland of North Bougainville, work is well underway on a long-awaited transformation: the 5.8-kilometre rehabilitation of the Tiobuin-Sipotavai Feeder Road. Spearheaded by the Papua New Guinea Agriculture Commercialization and Diversification (PACD) Project, funded by the PNG Government with support of the World Bank, this

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