The PNG Tribal Foundation is calling on police to fast-track investigations into the alleged torching of 25 houses and the displacement of 125 people following a suspicious death on Kairiru Island, East Sepik Province, last April.
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Value ‘Confidence’ Lesson Introduced in Classrooms This Month
The monthly Value of the Month classroom materials have been sent out by PNG Tribal Foundation under the Senisim PNG Program for Education to various schools across the country.
NGCB Supports PNG Tribal Foundation with K150,000
The National Gaming Control Board (NGCB) has committed K150,000 to the PNG Tribal Foundation to support its programs in schools and communities across the country.
Laloki Secondary moved by Senisim Pasin film
A documentary film focused on domestic violence and social issues reached more than 1,000 students at Laloki Secondary School, outside Port Moresby, this week.
11 MVIL Staff Graduated from Value-Based Leadership Program
A total of 11 staff from Motor Vehicles Insurance Limited graduated from a value-based leadership program today. Another corporate partnership between Motor Vehicles Insurance Limited (MVIL) and PNG Tribal Foundation, through the Senisim PNG Program, saw a small but...
23 Children Among 58 Displaced SARV Victims
A total of 23 children are among 58 victims displaced by Sorcery Accusation-Related Violence [SARV] who have received essential food, accommodation, and logistical assistance from the PNG Tribal Foundation to attend court hearings in Kundiawa and Port Moresby. The PNG...
Man Hurt in Sorcery-Related Violence Airlifted to Chimbu
A MAN, among four others, who were severely wounded following alleged sorcery accusation related violence (Sarv), was air-lifted for the first time from Chimbu’s Karamui over the weekend. PNG Tribal Foundation president Garry Bustin said the coordinated efforts by...
Young Papua New Guinea Receives 2026 Commonwealth Award
A young Papua New Guinean woman has received a prestigious award from the 2026 Commonwealth Youth Programme as the runner-up for the Pacific region. Phillie Julai Marai, 30, from Toburutue Village in Bitapaka LLG, East New Britain Province, received her award on Monday morning in Port Moresby, all the way from London, United Kingdom.
Tribal Foundation Aids Tortured Victims in Remote Karimui
Four victims of suspected sorcery were rescued and 15 suspects arrested in remote Karimui, Simbu, on Friday, July 17, through a coordinated effort. “We need the air force for this SARV case. Can you please see if the police helicopter is available?” Mr Bustin asked.