(Illustration photo) A village church stands near the shore in Papua New Guinea, Sept ... For the rest, it needs education, investments, and infrastructure,” writes Father Giorgio Licini ...

The pitch, she wrote, “presented an illustration of a pyramid topped by ‘progressive ... achieve its goals “by taking advantage of our open society, corrupting our education system, leveraging the ...

In an effort to improve educational opportunities throughout the Pacific, the Church recently funded new classrooms in Tauruba and Babaka, Papua New Guinea; Veitongo ... live for another 50 years with ...

Education in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is changing quickly with the rise of digital technology. More students and teachers now use mobile phones, computers, and the internet to teach and learn. This ...

Illustrator Jordan Smajstrla's time in the limelight is not quite over. It may have just begun. The Savannah College of Art & Design senior illustration student is fresh off her grand prize ...

I believe Papua New Guinea needs more of this type of education to address the country's current social problems. I joined Equal Playing Field (EPF) in 2019 when they came to the University of PNG to ...

Linda McMahon will appear on Capitol Hill on Thursday asking senators to confirm her for what will hopefully be a short stint as education secretary. President Trump wants her to manage the ...

Over 2.4 to 2.5 million students across Papua New Guinea are enrolling in schools this year, according to the Education Ministry. During the 2025 Ministry of Education Dedication Service and Launching ...

Papua New Guinea’s Education Minister Lucas Dekena has announced a major shift in the government's education funding policy. The previous Government Tuition Fee Subsidy (GTFS) program, implemented ...

Schools in Papua New Guinea will now be funded based on their geographical location, with remote schools set to receive higher financial support. Education Minister Lucas Dekena revealed this reform ...

Education Secretary Dr. Uke Kombra announced that the Papua New Guinea government will fully cover school fees for all students nationwide, from early childhood to Grade 12. This free education ...