I’ve been making ginger lemon tea with honey infusions for 10 years now. It started as an experiment when we lived in Madang because the ingredients were plentiful and we got regular supplies of honey from the Eastern Highlands. Only […]
I’ve been making ginger lemon tea with honey infusions for 10 years now. It started as an experiment when we lived in Madang because the ingredients were plentiful and we got regular supplies of honey from the Eastern Highlands. Only […]
We have to get this right if we are to thrive in this country: The quality of transport infrastructure – especially roads and bridges – determines the price of food. Apart from consumption, this single factor influences the rate of […]
The primary weapon of choice for the tribes spread out over the Upper Watut to Aseki, Menyamya, Kaintiba in the Gulf Province and Marawaka in Easter Highlands is the bow and arrow. Theirs was a culture into which I was […]
If you don’t like the state of the country, commit yourself to changing it. You don’t have to be in politics to do it. If there is trash outside your fence, pick it up. It is not the job of […]
One of our biggest failures, as a people, is that we give OUR power to someone else and expect them to do use it for OUR good. We vote in politicians and expect them to speak for us and solve […]
Discussions are underway between the government and a Singaporean registered company called Niugini Sands Limited. I have not been able to speak to the Mineral Resources Authority (MRA) about the details of the proposal. I intend to soon. I sent […]
[DISCLAIMER: I am not a chef. Nor do I claim to be one. Proceed with caution. It could turn out delicious and wonderfully addictive.]———————————————————————————In July when I took leave, me and the partner in crime, were standing at one corner […]
[This is written for secondary school students and others who asked about it.] The Westminster system of Government we adopted in 1975, adheres to the principle of the separation of powers. This means the three arms of government – Parliament, […]
To the west of Telefomin District of the Sandaun Province, is Oksapmin sub-district, as the colonials called it. It used to be well connected with an old limestone track built by the kiaps. But this trek has deteriorated over the […]
Merut Kilamu being given the last bottles of Amoxycillin suspension for her baby. In Lae City, there are seven urban clinics each serving between 100 and 150 patients a day. They get their medical supplies form the Government Area Medical […]