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From Ezekiel Kove on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Such a very inspiring story. Congratulations for your achievement. Your parents are very proud of you.🙏
From Peter Graves on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
In my lecturing in the School of Business and Public Policy at UPNG, I have often wondered about the backgrounds of my students and what education and personal determination it has taken for them to reach University.
Thank you Robert for setting out so clearly what your journey has been and your many educational successes. And congratulations to your magnificent and supportive parents.
With many best wishes for your graduation and eventual employment.
From Sylvia Harrsi on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Very inspiring and a lesson to those who give up easily. Life is tough and we need to embrace it to be who we want to be. Never give up hope coz there is a saying goes, there is always light in every tunnel. Your story is helpful to those who are struggling right now and a great enjoyment to those who have overcome those struggles and could not express it. My brother you made it through and I am a proud sister here. Keep your head held high and strive for what you believe in. Most of us believe in you and you have something very important in you which one day you will show it to our little community (Gulka) and to the whole country. God Raise David from trash and made him great King. The God of impossible is with you.🙏Praise to God and Congratulations to you on your big day. 🥳👍
From Dan Dempsey on How often do Pacific seasonal workers return to New Zealand?
The scenario raised was recently discussed in Vanuatu media and therefore has been raised as a concern.
For a Vanuatu perspective the predominance is heavily in favour of workers who have primary or secondary education. (In my agency's case, 1% zero education, 70% primary education, 25% at least one year secondary, 3% at least one year tertiary, 0.6% degreed).
Such data is not captured in a 403 visa application.
The Act here states that a seasonal worker who holds a degree can only apply if they have no current employment or have written permission to go working from their current employer. So going by my (statistically significant data size (n=976)) the scheme is not affecting what you call the formal sector.
From lindon masaya on Cyclone Gabrielle: Pacific seasonal workers picking up the pieces in New Zealand
Indeed some repairs of things like this take years.
From Timothy Martin on A smart phone a day keeps the doctor away: mobiles and health in PNG
Interesting, great CHW output on mobile phone replaced of VHF radio in PNG ...
From Lovehia Michael Gising on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
In every success there is a struggle you have to suffer in order to leave the life of your dreams and that's exactly how your story turned out to be and it's very interesting.
I hope your story will encourage and motivate more little ones that are coming up today.
As a Jiwaka'n myself when I read it I saw a true fighter right there and I was so proud that someone from my home province could make it this far despite the challenges faced.
I want to wish you congratulations 🎊 on your success and a happy life ahead and please do not forget to give back to your community.
Last but not the least thank God and always put him first.
From Jason SINIWIN on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Very igniting, powerful and inspirational story. As your close friend (Songang), brother and leader whom I have known you personally for two years (2018-2019) at Sogeri National School of Excellence. I was really blessed to see this blazing stiey as one of his closed, I was never one time hear this.
Anyways, my Songang (Chief) of Jiwaka Province and the Nation of PNG. "THERE ARE NO STARS ✨ without the scars, and EVERY Stars ✨ came out of the ALTAR of Sacrifices
One blo yu lo PAU
From Elpidius Rukambile on Infectious diseases and One Health: a new research project
Well composed research questions, however, examining the poor access to animal source food from domestic animal as the driving force for wildlife use may add a value to this project as wild animal consumption may lead to acquisition of wildlife-related zoonosis.
From Sike Daliye on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Inspiring piece though circumstances. Wishing you brighter future.
From Martin Buka on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Praise God for the success after the struggles and pains. I wish I congratulate the parents of yours myself. They are outstandingly suppotive in your upbringing.
From Gertrude Palakoou Kilepak on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG