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From Sammy on How resource-rich is Papua New Guinea really?
Very helpful information. I am looking forward for your next one.
From Nayem al hasan Anik on The cycle of violence against minorities in Bangladesh
In the whole text there was only news about the torture, but in reality the full story is not true. In Bangladesh some people are doing bad things, but there are many Muslims who had given guard to Hindu temples after the July movement, and very few people are really trying to torture them. So I am unsatisfied with this article because of the lack of information.
From Dorothy on Pacific Engagement Visa Factsheet 2025
Thank you for your research work on this. I have been following all your blogs and posts on LinkedIn regarding the PEV and finds it very informative and interesting.
From Bronco H. Magem on New tools for community-led development in PNG
I am involved with my WDC in New Ireland Province and we want to work on our 5 year plan. We need planning material support.
From Junior Rupa on Pacific Engagement Visa numbers climb
I am a carpenter skilled and interested.
From Simeon Peter on Lessons on growth from Malaysia for PNG
Excellent article, Mr. Kingtau Mambon.
From Steven Raka on UPNG students: POM unsafe, PNG heading in wrong direction
To be honest with the outside world, my country is heading into chaos.
From Bayarchimeg Budee on Women working in and sustaining agriculture worldwide
Hello? I am writing from Mongolia. I was looking for information on gender in agriculture and read your article. Thank you very much, you provided a wide range of information.
From Jacob Malken on UPNG students: POM unsafe, PNG heading in wrong direction
Thankyou for the survey completed and the analysis of the survey that brought conclusion to the safety concerns about our city Port Moresby as well giving the high percentage of the wrong direction our country is heading to. Strategic plans have to be listed and implementation has to start.We need to research, discover and learnt to adapt strategies used in best performing nations to help our country.
From Lynda Kewa on UPNG students: POM unsafe, PNG heading in wrong direction
Researches and surveys are done so that we can identify the root causes of the consequences that we are faced with now. Next step is to identify root causes and come up with possible solutions. Invite interested responsible citizens in this step. Next a committee can be set to deliberate on and propose concerned authorities. I commend the researchers vital information. There's more to do as responsible, educated citizens.
From Michael Junior Grai on UPNG students: POM unsafe, PNG heading in wrong direction
We are heading in the wrong direction.
From Jerry Tovue on PNG indigenous business women claim their right to respect
It's a game changer for the women folks out there,if we light on the other side of the tunnel in the business world,go for it,get into the playing field...