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22-year-old Miss Elevala Lahara wins Hiri Hanenamo | The National (opens the original)
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MISS Elevala Lahara Mary Ruth Kua was crowned the 2026 Hiri Hanenamo Queen in Port Moresby on Sunday after the week-long Hiri Moale festival. Kua, 22, an accounts clerk with PNG Motors, also won the 2026 Best Koe (sway) award with a K1,000 cash prize. As the 2026 Hiri Hanenamo and cultural ambassador of the people of Motu Koitabu, she received a gold pendant from jeweller The House of Gemini, a business class return flight to Fiji by Air Niugini, a 12-month hair and beauty service sponsorship wo
Remote village girl Maranatha uses laptop for first time | The National (opens the original)
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FOR Maranatha Lamu from a remote village in Menyamya, Morobe, technology was a word she had only heard about but never actually experienced – until this year when she entered university. “When I was growing up, I had very limited access to technology – mobile phones, computers and the internet were not easily available. Technology was something I heard more of than actually used.” Maranatha, 22, is the eldest of five children- two girls and three boys – from Tsewi village, Menyamya, Morobe. Her
5 department heads sign contracts | The National (opens the original)
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FIVE departmental heads signed their employment contracts before Governor General Sir Bob Dadae in Port Moresby yesterday, marking the official start of their terms in office. They are: the National Office for Child and Family Services director Jerry Wap, on a five-year term; National Statistician Alfred Mokae, on a three-year term; Chief Trade Officer Richard Yakam, on a four-year term; Internal Revenue Commission tax operations commissioner Patrick Urum; and, Corporate Service Commissioner Jac
Fishermen and vendors seeing effects of El Nino | The National (opens the original)
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THE current dry weather linked to El Nino is hitting the livelihoods of fishermen and fish market vendors, with many reporting smaller catches and higher costs as seas and reefs are also affected. Those who dive for fish rely on sunny days when boats can go further to sea and visibility is good. But when winds pick up, the sea turns rough and dangerous, forcing many to stay ashore. Ronnie Aisi, a fisherman from Central’s Kairuku, said if it was windy, they returned home empty-handed. “I spend mo
Work begins on Caritas Business College dormitory | The National (opens the original)
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CARITAS Business College students and staff witnessed the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a new female double-story dormitory on July 20. Acting principal Mary-Louise Philip said the project reflected the institution’s commitment to providing a safe, secure and supportive living environment for their female students, which would enable them to pursue their education with confidence and peace of mind. “The construction of the dormitory is not merely the beginning of a new buildin
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