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Young doctor dies after attack | The National (opens the original)
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A DOCTOR at the Sir Joseph Nombri Memorial Kundiawa Hospital died yesterday from injuries he suffered when he was attacked on Wednesday morning. Chimbu Provincial Health Authority chief executive officer Dr Ken Kassi said Dr Robert Waiye, 26, was attacked at the Gateway Fuelers Station at Prenorkwa, along the Wara Chimbu Road. “He had been working with us for almost five months when this tragedy occurred. He is from Sinasina-Yongomugl, married, with two boys and an infant,” he said. Attempts to
Chimbu celebrates anniversary in style | The National (opens the original)
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THE Neragaima community in Kerowagi, Chimbu, joined the rest of the country yesterday to celebrate Papua New Guinea’s 51st Independence anniversary. Celebrations started on Tuesday and culminated on Independence Anniversary Day. Supported by K50,000 in funding from local MP and Education Minister Francis Siune, more than 50 groups staged a vibrant array of cultural and contemporary performances, including brass and string band music. Thomas Digine, the Kup local level government (LLG) representa
Classes suspended at two Mt Hagen schools | The National (opens the original)
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CLASSES have been suspended for more than 6,000 students from two Mt Hagen city secondary schools starting yesterday in the aftermath of violence involving students. The Western Highlands provincial education board suspended classes at the Kui Wamp Nga Secondary on Friday for one week, pending investigation into student protests that led to the deaths of two students on Thursday and Friday. The school has a student population of almost 4,000, according to education officials. Mt Hagen Secondary
Farming community grateful for rain amid dry season | The National (opens the original)
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CHIMBU community police officer Bonny Emm welcomed the first drops of rain on the sun-baked ground last Thursday as his wife shouted with joy after four months of struggling with the dry condition. “I cried alongside some women. We wept like welcoming home a long-lost relative,” he said. His family lives in a subsistence farming community in Womatne, Mitnande, Kundiawa-Gembogl. The ongoing El Niño-induced drought has threatened lives, particularly in rural communities that depend on agriculture
Farm produce prices double in Mt Hagen | The National (opens the original)
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PRICES of farm produce at the Mt Hagen market in Western Highlands have more than doubled because of the El Niño-induced drought, according to vendors. Farmers are selling a bag of potatoes to retailers for K300, a bag of cabbages for more than K200, a bag of sweet potatoes for K80, anda bunch of bananas for around K100. The retailers in turn pass on these increase in cost to market vendors and consumers, affecting family budgets. Farmers Martha Paul and William Pupti from Western Highlands, and
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