A collection of academic writings and narratives from PNG writers.
Most organization are now focusing more on setting Key Result Areas (KRAs) for all its employees. For the public sector under the current leadership of Prime Minister James Marape, he has directed all government employees starting from the Heads of Departments to have performance-based contracts that are result-oriented, which makes…
Start of teaching career - West New Britain After graduating from Balob Teachers College in 2003, I went back to my home province West New Britain and began my teaching career. My career was mainly centred around the remote schools in the Gloucester District. My First teaching was at a…
Alexander Palai is a Fulbright Scholar. He graduated with a Master of Laws Degree (LLM) at the University of Miami. Alexander had polio infection at a tender age of two years old. The infection almost crippled him. However, it did not stop him from achieving his goal of becoming a…
After the months of preparations for the Our Planet Reviewed” Scientific Expedition in Papua New Guinea, the time finally arrived to leave for the field and our convoy of four Land Cruisers heavily-laden with research teams and equipment took off from our base in Madang at around 4 am. Our…
Bradley Gewa (Left) is a former Research Technician from the New Guinea Binatang Research Centre in Madang, where he helped in the study of insect-plant interactions in the PNG rainforest, as well as supported community-based conservation projects. He has a keen affinity for nature, loves books and writing, and is a life-long…
New Guinea Binatang Research Centre: Study, Collaboration and Conservation About the Writer: Bradley Gewa (Left) is a former Research Technician from the New Guinea Binatang Research Centre in Madang, where he helped in the study of insect-plant interactions in the PNG rainforest, as well as supported community-based conservation projects. He…
Bradley Gewa (front right) is a former Research Technician from the New Guinea Binatang Research Centre in Madang, where he helped in the study of insect-plant interactions in the PNG rainforest, as well as supported community-based conservation projects. He has a keen affinity for nature, loves books and writing, and is a…
George Kipan is from Enga. He graduated at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) in 2017, majored Psychology and minored Human Resource and Strategic Management. George faced financial problem like many children in PNG do. He left school at Grade 9, came to Port Moresby and studied at FODE's open learning centre…