Kundiawa authorities have launched “Operation Klinim Kundiawa Taun” with a specific focus on reestablishing normalcy in the aftermath of the recent disaster. This strategic endeavour aims to promote a sense of community ownership and responsibility in addition to clearing out the tangible garbage. It tackles urgent issues related to cleanliness and public safety, emphasizing the need for prompt action to address problems including littering, annoyances to the public, and safety dangers. “Operation Klinim Kundiawa Taun” represents a proactive approach to maintaining civic order and safety. In order to stop undesirable actions, law enforcement agencies have increased their presence in key…
Author: Nathan KUMAN
The Bank of South Pacific (BSP) has launched a transformative initiative as evidence of its commitment to community development and education, at Divine Word University’s Coronation Campus in Madang, Under this effort, which is being coordinated by the BSP Madang Branch, students registered in the Flexible Learning program will have access to two brand-new study rooms and a recreational BBQ hut. BSP Group CEO Mark Robinson, GM Retail Daniel Faunt, and Madang Branch Manager Mary Koi were present at the unveiling ceremony, which marked a major turning point in BSP’s yearly community involvement initiatives. Mary Koi underlined the mutually beneficial…
The Papua New Guinea Squash Rackets Federation (PNGSRF) celebrates the outstanding achievements of its junior athletes at the prestigious Australian Juniors Open (AJO) and the Oceania Junior Championships (OJC) held in Melbourne, Australia. In a field of nearly 300 juniors hailing from various continents including Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Asia, North America, and the South Pacific, the PNG contingent showcased remarkable skill and determination throughout the tournaments. At the Australian Junior Open, held from Monday, April 8th to Thursday, April 11th, Ethan Kriebisch, competing in the U11 Boys category at the age of 10, demonstrated his prowess by securing the…
The KPHL PNG junior tennis team demonstrated their abilities at the West Pacific Championships in Fiji, showcasing their talent and commitment in an amazing presentation. Under the guidance of their committed helper and mento Diana Hasavi and sustained by their undying love for the game, the young athletes made a lasting impression in Fiji. “First of all, the kids are looking forward to this trip,” Hasavi remarked, emphasizing the anticipation and enthusiasm among the team members, particularly the under 12 boys who had been training thoroughly for twelve months. Their hard work and determination paid off as they dominated the…
The KPHL PNG Junior Tennis Team stood out throughout the island nation as they won various medals on the courts of the 2024 Western Pacific Qualifiers in Fiji. Their rise to this peak of achievement took months of dedicated determination. The group, which was made up of young players from Papua New Guinea, set out on this journey with the same goal in mind: to rule the courts and go down in tennis history. These teenage athletes had spent a whole year improving their skill under the guidance of their coaches and mentors, relentlessly training for the big competition. The…
Three young athletes from Papua New Guinea made an impression at the esteemed Australian Junior Open Squash Tournament by displaying their brilliance and tenacity in a remarkable show of ability and perseverance on a global platform. On-site PNG Squash Parent Mrs Merlyn Alarcos Kriebisch shared insights on their goals and journey. “The three young athletes were Timonaliz Alarcos-Kriebisch, Ethan Kriebisch, and Gabriella Cox.” “They were all very good competitors in their respective divisions.” In the U17 Girls Division, 15-year-old Gabriella showed off her prowess, and in the U11 Boys Division, 10-year-old Ethan showed off his talent. Timonaliz, an 11-year-old competitor…
Simbu Province is currently dealing with a major disaster, as confirmed by Provincial Police Commander (PPC) Superintendent Epenes Nili in an interview with PNG HAUSBUNG today. Superintendent Nili provided an update on the issue and emphasized the gravity of the situation as many parties work together to lessen its effects. “The collective effort involving the provincial government, police, Defense force, and fire service aims to reopen vital roadways amidst challenging conditions caused by landslides.” Successful negotiations led by local leaders, such as Governor Noah Kool and Simbu Provincial Administrator John Pundu, have facilitated the removal despite initial challenges, such as…
In response to mounting concerns over persistent issues with the Government’s payroll system, Prime Minister James Marape has declared commitment in addressing the root causes and holding accountable those responsible for the disruptions, particularly affecting PNG Defense Force personnel. He said definitive action will soon be taken, now that investigations are almost finished into the January 10 riots that beset the Nation’s Capital, which raised much concern wider consequences for stability and national security. He warned of severe penalties, such as possible suspension or termination from government employment, on those held accountable for the system failings. “The Government is resolute…
The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) has established strict instructions in advance of the much anticipated 69th Graduation Ceremony, to ensure a smooth and respectable occasion. It is recommended that graduates follow these guidelines in order to minimize any disruptions during the ceremonies. Authorities from UPNG state that in order to verify their eligibility for graduation, all graduates must pay their K260 graduation fees by Tuesday, April 16, 2024. You risk being removed from the ceremony if you don’t follow this rule. The official website of the university or the executive officer in charge of each school can provide…
The Lae Tennis Club witnessed incredible pairings in Round 2 of their ongoing tournament, which set the stage for even more excitement in Round 3. The matchups were a frenzy of backhands, forehands, and fierce combat. The players in Levels A and B demonstrated their skill on the court in the most recent games, which included outstanding talent and sportsmanship throughout all divisions. Division A saw Bismark Maritime dominate the opposition, winning both of their games against Express Freight Management to take a commanding lead (EFM). Not to be outdone, Boroko Motors defeated Papindo Trading in fiercely contested games to…