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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...
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.
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.
The fight against sorcery accusation-related violence (SARV) in Papua New Guinea has reached a new level by air. PNG Tribal Foundation, working in partnership with Manalos Aviation and the newly established Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary Police Air Wing, has successfully coordinated an aerial response to assist victims of a brutal SARV attack in the remote Karimui LLG in Simbu Province recently.
A student population of about 4,000 at Wardstrip Primary School in Port Moresby has welcomed a new values-based program aimed at improving student behaviour, discipline and character development.
A total of 28 pregnant women were fully checked and vaccinated, while 34 mothers also received family planning and 207 children below the age of seven years where vaccinated in Dorobisoro village last month. Community health worker Elijah Lofulo confirmed that medical...
More than 30 residents, including youths and mothers from Taikone Village, participated in a Phase 2 gender-based violence (GBV) awareness session conducted by the Pilai Long Senis Program on Friday July 10.
Locals received supplies from Lions Club in Queensland, Australia, PNG Tribal Foundation, and Central Provincial Health Authority last Wednesday in Dorobisoro Village, Central Province.
PNG Tribal Foundation President GT Bustin has condemned the alleged attack on one of the frontline staff by angry locals in Banz on Tuesday night, June 30. He is calling for an immediate police investigation and the arrest of the suspect.