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School library burnt down | The National (opens the original)
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PALMALMAL Secondary School in Pomio, East New Britain, has been forced to close after its library was burnt down during a violent attack by students on Tuesday. East New Britain provincial police commander Chief Superintendent Amanda Kates said the incident happened around 9pm on Tuesday. A large group of youths, believed to be current and former students of the school, broke into the administration office and damaged computers before smashing the windscreen and windows of the school truck. They
Graduates urged to take charge of their future | The National (opens the original)
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EAST New Britain’s Labour Department manager Samuel Sowembari has urged graduates to confront the realities of Papua New Guinea’s labour market, warning of widening unemployment and persistent gender gaps. Speaking at the International Training Institute’s second graduation ceremony in Kokopo, Sowembari told the graduates that they stand at a crossroads as they prepare to enter the workforce. “You have reached a junction where you must choose your path forward. The decisions you make from here w
Cocoa board urges stronger support systems | The National (opens the original)
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COCOA farmers have been urged to prioritise quality improvement, strengthen farmer support systems, and expand market access to secure the country’s position as a producer of fine-flavoured cocoa in the world. Albina Rarau Harangu, the New Britain regional coordinator of the Cocoa Board field service was speaking on the 2025/2026 season fermentary registration. Harangu highlighted that East New Britain alone accounted for 688 registered fermentaries in the six districts, with Gazelle leading at
Survivors give account of Kokopo sea tragedy | The National (opens the original)
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THE two survivors of the Kokopo boat tragedy have told police that a big wave lifted the stern of the first boat, forcing the bow underwater and throwing everyone overboard. Then when the second boat, also carrying passengers, arrived, everyone in the water tried to get on board, forcing it underwater too. East New Britain police commander Chief Supt Amanda Kates said the two survivors managed to reach Bai village six hours after drifting. “The two survivors, one of them was skippering one boat
Distraught dad laments familyâs double-tragedy | The National (opens the original)
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AT the Tropicana beachfront where the grieving families of persons missing at sea gathered, the story of the Raluana local level government manager Henry Aiso was related, to portray grief and endurance. After just days of burying his youngest child, he learned on Saturday that his eldest son was among the 27 passengers missing at sea. Aiso, from Tinganalom in Kokopo, has lived through a fortnight of unfathomable loss. On July 9, his youngest son Henry Aiso Junior died during delivery. On Sunday
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