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School celebrates Attire Show as part of its PNG Social Studies Curriculum (opens the original)
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The Morning Star Christian Academy (MSA), a privately run Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) school in Kimbe West New Britain Province has successfully hosted its 51st Pre – Independence Attire Show on Tuesday 15th September, 2026, at its school ground. According to the school’s hosting committees, this attire show is celebrated as part of the school’s PNG Social Studies Curriculum. With its theme: “Our Culture, Our Pride, Our Respect”, the MSA Attire Show showcases traditional attires from t
The resources exist, what is missing is the will: PM Wale (opens the original)
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NEW YORK- Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Cooper Wale has called for a major shift in global spending, saying the resources needed to tackle climate change and support vulnerable countries exist but political will is lacking. Addressing the 81st United Nations General Assembly, Wale said the world spent more than US$3 trillion on military expenditure last year, while development assistance was falling. “The resources exist. What is missing is the will, and the time to act is now,” Wale sa
Kiribati President Maamau: Even smallest country can contribute to global peace (opens the original)
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Kiribati has called for stronger international action on climate change, ocean protection and the Pacific’s nuclear legacy, saying even the smallest countries have a role to play in global peace and security. President and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Taneti Maamau told the United Nations General Assembly that climate change was placing growing pressure on Kiribati communities through sea-level rise, coastal erosion, saltwater intrusion and extreme weather. “National action must b
Tonga PM Fakafānua: Why has the world not acted on the climate crisis? (opens the original)
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Tonga has questioned why the international community has failed to act on the climate crisis despite years of warnings from Pacific leaders, saying the consequences are already reaching the region. Tonga Prime Minister Fatafehi Fakafānua in his address at the UN General Assembly said Pacific leaders had repeatedly raised the alarm over climate change and other threats but the global response remained inadequate. “I stand here mindful that Pacific leaders have come before me, raising the same war
Pro Boxer receives sponsorship support from Kimbe Market Authority (opens the original)
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Professional Boxer and The Maikuna Team Captain (TMT) Lucas Wakore Kembu has received sponsorship assistance from Kimbe Market Authority (KMA) yesterday at KMA office in preparation for his upcoming bout in September. Lucas Wakore Kembu received sponsorship from Kimbe Market Authority after he was seeking sponsorship from business houses in WNB, and a letter was sent to KMA, and they responded with that support. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access
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