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Indonesian universities promoted | The National (opens the original)
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THE Indonesian embassy is hosting a two-day education and product exhibition which began yesterday, to allow Papua New Guinean students an opportunity to visit the booths and gain information from three visiting Indonesian universities, says an official. Indonesian ambassador Okto Dorinus Manik said education was the foundation to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two countries, and this exhibition was a great opportunity for local students. “The three visiting Indonesian universities
Guards in court over gold heist | The National (opens the original)
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FOUR Guard Dog Security cash-in-transit (CIT) guards who were allegedly involved in the K200 million gold heist on Sept 2 in Port Moresby, appeared in court yesterday. Liam Wani, 48, from Wosera-Gawi in East Sepik, Lance Kisau, 50, from Gabagaba in Central, Dannyson Nakambari, 34, from Yangoru-Saussia’s Soli village in East Sepik, and Jack Yamatau, 50, from Ialibu-Pangia in Southern Highlands, were all charged with a count each of armed robbery. The properties allegedly taken were 25 gold bars a
PNG Media Councilâs Choi appointed to head Pacific news body | The National (opens the original)
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PNG Media Council president Neville Choi has been appointed president of the Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) during the Pacific Media Summit in Savusavu, Fiji, on Friday. Choi said the media in the Pacific needed to move forward collectively under his leadership. âThe media in the Pacific needs to be united in everything that we do and that looks into trainings, being inclusive and bringing more of our membership together,â he said. Choi said media organisations in the small islands
Judge: Address power outages | The National (opens the original)
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DEPUTY Chief Justice Ambeng Kandakasi has ordered PNG Power Limited (PPL) to engage independent experts in the country and abroad, at its cost, to solve the continuous power outages around the country. He told PPL to fix the problem as it was a breach of human rights. The case before him was on the enforcement of human rights under Section 57 of the Constitution regarding the continuous power failure in Mt Hagen, the Highlands and around the country. Before him were human rights lawyer Danny Gon
K52mil for Madang town | The National (opens the original)
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THE National Court in Madang has ordered the State to pay K52 million in compensation to 10 clans which own parts of land on which Madang town is situated. The plaintiffs are the customary landowners of 1,280.52 hectares of land in Madang known as Jomba Plain, Modilon-Jomba, Wagol and Wagol Reserve – land which were unlawfully transferred by the State. Judge Dr Vergil Narokobi’s decision brings to a close a matter which goes back to the late 1800s and which first went to court in 1932 when the c
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