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Madang introduces measures to manage El Nino’s effects
2+ hour, 33+ min ago (253+ words) THE Education division in Madang has introduced measures to help schools manage the impact of El Niño affecting parts of the province. Madang Education director Alphonse Igag said the board and senior management team recently discussed strategies to protect students,…...
Thirty students to study Stem in the US
1+ day, 6+ min ago (283+ words) Thirty students will leave for the United States to pursue higher education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) programme. The US Embassy conducted a pre-departure orientation for the students on Tuesday at the National Library in Port Moresby. US…...
School at risk of closing over water shortage
2+ day, 12+ min ago (157+ words) A PRIMARY school in Nuku, West Sepik, is at risk of a temporary closure due to severe water shortage if the dry season continues. Yerasi Primary School head teacher Israel Kapi said they could not manage the large student population…...
Goilala school holding half-day classes through dry spell
2+ day, 36+ min ago (302+ words) A PRIMARY school in Central’s Goilala is conducting half day classes as the effects of El Nino continue to affect water sources and food gardens in the area. Kosipe Community School head teacher Elias Nahason said a provincial disaster team…...
Morobe schools remain open
2+ day, 49+ min ago (345+ words) MOROBE schools will remain open during the current dry spell, and will only close if the situation worsens, says provincial education adviser Keith Tangui. Tangui raised the matter during the recent principals’ conference. While Lae is currently experiencing rain, outside…...
CPL extends support to grades 11, 12
1+ week, 3+ day ago (264+ words) THE City Pharmacy Limited (CPL) Foundation has expanded on its professional mentoring support to girls attending higher education schools across the country. Over K180,000 was presented to the Rise Empowerment Programme. This is an eight-month mentoring initiative for young women in…...
Measurement in a world of physics
1+ week, 6+ day ago (809+ words) Our general knowledge dispensation on Stem (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education we started a few years ago is on again, this time as a blessing to be shared. This is a venue wherein the public, particularly students, parents and…...
Preserve and promote cultural heritage, students told
2+ week, 2+ day ago (326+ words) STUDENTS have been urged to safe guard, preserve and promote their cultural heritage by the National Cultural Commission’s (NCC) cultural service development manager, Bola Naho. The Caritas Technical Secondary in collaboration with its business college and primary school hosted its…...
From plumber to foremen
2+ week, 3+ day ago (207+ words) Ende Benny is a father of two who hails from Okapa in Eastern Highlands and has been a plumber for 17 years. Benny said he attended Awande Technical and Vocational Training Centre and graduated in 2009 with a certificate in plumbing. “I…...
Clean financial record part of Unitech's plan to build trust, says Prof Renagi
3+ week, 1+ hour ago (227+ words) THE University of Technology (Unitech) has announced 10 years of unqualified financial audits as it seeks more support from industries and the Government based on its clean audit report, according to Vice-Chancellor Professor Ora Renagi. Renagi told the PNG Resource Week…...