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Coffee sustains families: Local buyer | The National (opens the original)
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COFFEE sustains an economic life-line for rural families, especially as regards finances, according to coffee buyer Jebilon Ivenge. He started his business after realising that coffee was the main revenue earner for farmers in the Asaro valley of Daulo, Eastern Highlands. He started buying parchment coffee at his Kofena village near the Asaro government station in 2015 before moving to Goroka in 2016. Ivenge resells to coffee processors and exporters in Goroka. “I was in this trade for nearly a
Association hosts 70th festival | The National (opens the original)
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THE recent 70th Agriculture Trade (agri-trade) Festival was the rebirth of Highlands Farmers and Settlers Association (HFSA) Show, initially staged in 1956. HSFA is celebrating 70 years since it initiated the first historic Highlands Show (now Goroka Show) in Goroka alongside the colonial administration to exhibit agricultural prospects in the commercial space. “The HFSA show is now being revived through this agri-trade festival after years of absence; it will become an annual event,” HFSA Presi
Goroka police welcome new provincial commander | The National (opens the original)
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TRAFFIC flow in and out of Goroka town on Monday morning came to a standstill as police took to the road to stage a welcome parade for their new provincial police commander (PPC). Police cordoned off the road leading into town from the post office and next to the Bilum market. Nearly 300 policemen and women paraded in their respective commands along the road more than 100 metres long. The newly-appointed PPC Chief Supt Albert Beli carried out an inspection of officers in his command. In his maid
PM pays respects at Sir Iambakey Okukâs grave | The National (opens the original)
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PRIME Minister James Marape laid a wreath at the grave of Sir Iambakey Okuk in Kundiawa, Chimbu, on Wednesday â after opening the new Wara Simbu bridge. Marapeâs entourage driving from Port Moresby to Lae then took the Highlands Highway to Goroka in Eastern Highlands, Chimbu, Jiwaka and on to Western Highlands. Marape said: âEvery bridge the Government opens, every road the Government seals, must be a boost to the economy, better public services, and a step in achieving the Connect PNG pro
Marape opens UOGâs seven-storey admin block | The National (opens the original)
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CHILDREN were among those who enthusiastically welcomed Prime Minister James Marape during his three-day journey from Port Moresby to Lae along the Trans-National Highway. The common people turned up in droves to greet Marape and party as they made the historic journey from Port Moresby to Lae. Marape said he and his delegation made 300 stops along the way, the last stop was at Laeâs Nine-Mile junction at 3am Monday morning. He is continuing the journey through the Highlands Highway to open ro
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