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From Israel Apako on A matter of conscience? Jerry Singirok, Sandline and Bougainville
By reading what General Jerry Singirok has done for the future of Bougainville, we should make sure to honor him in some way.
From Terry TINE on Raising awareness in rural PNG: empowering citizens
A very awesome piece written here. Kudos on your next chapter Brother Gurame, Cheers.
From Peter Graves on Raising awareness in rural PNG: empowering citizens
As a former lecturer to willing and interested students at UPNG (in Policy Monitoring and Evaluation), I often still wonder about the experiences of UPNG's students and the later application of their studies.
Thank you Gurame for demonstrating so admirably some of their futures. More effectiveness to your aims and intentions !
From Sine on Raising awareness in rural PNG: empowering citizens
Great start bro. Keep hustling for the betterment of Gunangi, SSY, Simbu and country at large.
From Scotty Tavi on Raising awareness in rural PNG: empowering citizens
This is such an inspiring piece. Your persistence counts a lot in following your dreams despite the dire challenges facing your family. You have demonstrated an unwavering faith in what you believe. Keep those motivations coming, they help us see things in perspective -well done wantok!
From Tanuvasamanai Patrick Taito Stowers on Samoa political update: Fiame prevails
I am very concerned with the political turmoil within our government with the about turn from stability to uncertainty. I would like to be updated and informed as to where this political hic up will take our beautiful nation.Soifua Tanu
From Kamin Konia on Raising awareness in rural PNG: empowering citizens
Brother I'm more than happy and thrilled to reading with tears of happiness, recalled every moment we've been through in our childhood days back in our village.
keep soaring high, our prayers will be with you, keep writing more.
Kudos, brother!
From Indie Kain on Raising awareness in rural PNG: empowering citizens
Very brilliant initiative. Information is power so I SALUTE you bro and encourage you to continue writing such inspirational life stories that one can relate to from everywhere in PNG. Hope this is not the last book, I long for more. God bless PNG.........
From Joel Tony on Raising awareness in rural PNG: empowering citizens
I am deeply blessed and thrilled to read this very article as I always believe that students are ambassadors to thier family or community and therefor agents of change to thier communities, if supported by relevant government agencies to carry out such impactful yet real life changing programs.
Keep striving out there brother Gurame Moiya.
From Dilu Okuk on Raising awareness in rural PNG: empowering citizens
A very compassionate and patriotic perspective from a intelligent young man. His concept is a game changer if adopted by other Uni students to other communities. The sincerity of the student voice is so powerful as they are still in very close contact to their societies and the challenges.
I commend this initiative and I was fortunate to have met this brilliant young academic in ANU with his colleagues, equality bright and energetic.
I have found a new confidence for PNG's future after my brief encounter and introduction to these 10 students from UPNG visiting ANU for the summer school.
From Tony asamp on Fictitious commodities: the forest carbon market in PNG