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The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) hosted a prestigious presentation event on Friday to showcase the scholarly achievements of four recent scholars who underwent studies in Japan under the JICA SDG Global Scholarship program. This event not only celebrated academic excellence but also marked a significant milestone as Japan commemorates 50 years of official development assistance to Papua New Guinea. Two Papua New Guineans successfully graduated from master's programs, while the other two completed short-term training programs, reflecting the diverse educational opportunities offered by JICA. Matsuoka Hideaki, Chief Representative of JICA PNG, emphasized the longstanding commitment to human resource development as a cornerstone of Japan's cooperation with Papua New Guinea. "Human resource development is one of the most prioritized areas of our cooperation, and we are proud to witness tangible outcomes such as the four training participants," remarked Matsuoka. The Finance and Treasury Departments are currently engaged in a race against time to secure funds for the Papua New Guinea's 70,000 teachers, who have been eagerly awaiting their promised three percent salary increments. This urgency follows statements from the Teachers Association, which emphasized the need for patience among educators and advised against contemplating strike action due to the delay in receiving their pay raises. Acting General Secretary of the Papua New Guinea Teachers Association (PNGTA), Kingston Alu, sought to allay concerns among teachers, acknowledging rumors of potential strike action circulating within the education sector. Alu underscored that while these concerns persist, the matter remains under active consideration by relevant authorities, with the agreement between the association, the Teaching Service Commission (TSC), and the Department of Personnel Management awaiting governmental action. Goroka Syntax Secondary School De-Registered Following Irregularities in National Examinations4/18/2024
Goroka Syntax Secondary School, located in Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province, has been de-registered by education authorities after investigations revealed serious irregularities in the administration of the 2023 National Examinations.
Officials from the National Department of Education, Provincial Division of Education, and the Police conducted thorough investigations, uncovering evidence that Grade 10 English and Agriculture examination papers were stolen from the school and distributed to students prior to the scheduled examination dates. In a bid to foster cultural exchange and enhance communication between medical professionals, a group of Chinese medical workers has introduced a Mandarin language course at the Port Moresby General Hospital (PMGH). The second iteration of the course commenced on March 7, drawing participation from medical professionals, students, and various hospital staff. Xie Yujie, the 13th China Medical Team coordinator and course trainer, welcomed participants during a modest ceremony, expressing gratitude for their attendance and emphasizing the significance of linguistic diversity in healthcare settings. In a legal development concerning the construction of a K78 million central administration building for the University of Goroka (UOG), the National Court has intervened to facilitate arbitration between the university and the terminated contractor, Future World Design (PNG) Limited. Presiding over the case, Judge Collin Makail emphasized the importance of resolving the dispute through arbitration rather than prolonged court proceedings. The court ordered both parties to engage in discussions regarding two key issues: the safety of the building and the circumstances surrounding the termination of the contract. "This is a matter that does not necessarily require court intervention. It should be discussed at a round table, and efforts should be made to find a solution," remarked Judge Makail during the proceedings. About 126 trainee lawyers were formally admitted to the legal fraternity on Friday. The ceremony, presided over by Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika and Justices Ellenas Batari, Panuel Mogish, and Derek Hartshorn, marked a significant milestone in the careers of 126 aspiring legal professionals.
Among the newly admitted lawyers, an encouraging 67 were women, representing a substantial step towards gender diversity within Papua New Guinea's legal community. Addressing the newly minted lawyers, Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika extended his heartfelt congratulations, emphasizing the significance of their achievement. He urged them to take pride in their newfound status as legal professionals, stressing the importance of acknowledging the support received from their families and sponsors throughout their journey. Thirty Papua New Guinean leaders from the public and private sectors are embarking on a three-month leadership development program in Australia. The aspiring leaders were selected to participate in the Australia Awards PNG Graduate Certificate in Leadership course at the University of South Australia. This program aims to equip them with the skills necessary for effective governance, strategic thinking, and leadership. A third-year civil engineering student from the Papua New Guinea University of Technology (Unitech) was allegedly murdered on Saturday.
The Enga Students and Staff Association released a statement identifying the victim as Junior Tep, vice-president of the association. According to the statement, Tep was stabbed outside the East Taraka campus on Saturday morning and succumbed to his injuries later that afternoon. Students Demand Protection: Safety Concerns Rise at University of Goroka Amid Community Attacks4/7/2024
Students at the University of Goroka in Papua New Guinea are raising alarms about their safety and well-being following repeated attacks by the local community. In a peaceful demonstration last Thursday, students came together to express their collective worries about the annual threats they face from nearby residents. They delivered a petition to Eastern Highlands provincial member Simon Sia, Goroka MP Aiye Tambua, provincial police commander Chief Superintendent Michael Welly, and community leaders, urging immediate action. |
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