PNG History

26/11/2025

What happed in Mt.Hagen is uncalled for. Values of humanity is at high risk!

SHARE WIDELY — JUSTICE FOR OUR GIRLS, OUR DAUGHTERS, OUR MOTHERS, AND ALL WOMEN OF PNG!We cannot stay silent. We will not be silent. 💔😭. Gender–bas...

25/11/2025

🌿 PNG’s Tree Kangaroo Is Disappearing — And We’re Running Out of Time

High in the misty mountains of Papua New Guinea lives one of our most unique and precious creatures — the Tree Kangaroo.
But today, this iconic animal is facing extinction.

Hunting… habitat loss… forest clearing…
Each year, their numbers drop, and the places they once thrived grow quieter.

Tree kangaroos are more than wildlife — they’re part of our identity, our natural heritage, and the story of PNG’s rich biodiversity.
If they vanish, we lose a piece of who we are.

Imagine telling future generations:
“Yes, PNG once had tree kangaroos… but we let them disappear.”

We cannot let that happen.

🌱 Protect the forests.
🚫 Stop illegal hunting.
📢 Raise awareness.
🤝 Support conservation efforts.

Every voice helps.
Every action counts.

Let’s save PNG’s Tree Kangaroo — before it becomes just a picture in a book.

25/11/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Wilson Maliyo, Nancy Apini, Rincy Huat, Martha Kidu, Kōbï X Ñākā, Gideon Philip, Malken Freddy, Ricks Marn Hingin, Anton Bailey, Lica John, Bobson Ijila, Sibai Naba, Olivia Gisa, Hauka Hilake, David Gee, Nenjay Samb, Herman Sletor, Gloria Bogar, Ur Bœœï Dïï, Kenneth Miller Rameng, Dawon Dawson Adaug, Shirley Baiwap, Fitler Nason

25/11/2025

Manui, u nogat connection lo Highlands lain na u go hagen ya ~ Manus Mix Sepik😭
Ples blo narpla lain ol kilm na kukim u wantem meri fren blo u ya 💔 na how ba family lukim u na cry ya, Really heart breaking 💔💔💔

25/11/2025

PNG Government must start thinking smart.

Facebook is no longer just a social app — it’s a digital workplace.
If PNG truly wants to create jobs for EVERYONE, this is the simplest entry point.

Monetizing Facebook would mean:
📱 Anyone with a phone can earn
👶 Even young people who grew up with technology can participate
💼 Thousands of self-employed creators, marketers, influencers
🌍 PNG becoming part of the global digital economy

Right now, other countries are earning online while we’re still treating Facebook like entertainment.
It’s time for the government to recognize the opportunity in front of us.

Digital jobs are the future — and Facebook is the starter pack to get our people working.

Monetize Facebook PNG. Let the people earn.

25/11/2025

PNG Leading the way in legit affiliate marketing business... here is his story 👇❤️💯
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Dr36P3xFk/

24/11/2025

, Lord Jesus is coming soon 🙏🏻

Via LinkedIn Post: Marko Latvakoski

23/11/2025

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23/11/2025

Missing Person Alert(POM)

A woman (Naomi Karl)was last seen on 17/11/2025 (Tuesday) and has not been found.
She was last seen at R.T.A Head Office Hohola at 3.00 pm .

If you have any information or have seen her , please contact me immediately ;
Alex Berapu her HUSBAND;
Ph #:70804678

Details:
*Alex Berapu
(Photo with Uniform
from Mendi)

*Naomi Karl (Missing wife, Mother of two kids at the age of 3 and 5)

Please Share this post to help me locateher.

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22/11/2025

Meri ya m PNG History ya - ol man ba koros fait tasol m stap yet wantem ol lain save mekim gutpla pasin

22/11/2025

The government drinks the full pipe of national revenue,
while citizens survive on wage droplets that can’t even buy basic goods anymore.

This is the reality when leaders forget who they serve.

A nation cannot grow when:

Revenue is swallowed at the top

Corruption leaks everywhere

Services collapse

And ordinary people sit hungry, waiting for change

The people of PNG deserve a government that feeds the nation —
not one that feeds on it.

We need accountability. We need fairness. We need leaders who care.

22/11/2025

SHOULD THIS BE ANOTHER HISTORY FOR OUR PEOPLE?

The story shared by Harold Melehei is not just a post — it is the sad reality of many Papua New Guineans today.

In Dreikikir, along the Toreceli Range between Dreikikir and Aitape, families are still carrying their sick across 4 rivers, climbing rough terrains, and walking 4 long hours just to reach the nearest health centre.

And when they finally get there —
there is no medicine. No supplies. No help.

A country rich in resources should not have its people suffering like this. A sick person should not have to gamble with death on a long bush track. Mothers, children, elders — all deserve access to proper roads and functioning health services.

This should NOT become another chapter in our sad history.

This should be a wake-up call.

Our rural people deserve:
✔ Better road access
✔ Fully stocked health centres
✔ Timely delivery of medicines
✔ Leadership that listens and responds

Dreikikir, Aitape, and many forgotten communities across PNG have carried this burden for too long.

When will their cries be heard?