Western Highlands Province Updates
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Election Results for Western Highlands Province 2022. Western Highlands is a province of Papua New Guinea. The provincial capital is Mount Hagen.
MAPAI TRANSPORT OWNER PASSES ON
A towering icon in business space and philanthropist in Enga and entire PNG has fallen.
Mapai Transport owner, Mr Jacob Luke passed away today at his Mukmares home in Lakolam, Enga Province.
Shocked reliable sources just confirmed his passing. The cause of his passing is still unknown when this news article was published.
The story is still developing.
Image: Awain Photography
A towering icon in business space and philanthropist in Enga and entire PNG has fallen.
Mapai Transport owner, Mr Jacob Luke passed away today at his Mukmares home in Lakolam, Enga Province.
Shocked reliable sources just confirmed his passing. The cause of his passing is still unknown when this news article was published.
The story is still developing.
Image: Awain Photography
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THIS IS AN IMPORTANT TOK SAVE TO ALL THE RESIDENTS OF PORT MORESBY.
Waigani, Gerehu, Rainbow, Gordons, Erima, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 mile, 3mile Manu, Kila Kila, Town, Hohola, Tokarara, all the traffic area, all the market and, almost all the public places in Port Moresby are under attack. Please residents, stay indoor. Pom is not safe now. Vehicles are smashed and drivers and passengers are attacked by unknown armed by standers. If you wear any political shirts and caps, remove them now. Shops are not safe to open too. People will take advantage and break all the stores and supermarkets. Police and DFs are outnumbered. Pom City is no more safe now. Stay indoor and lock your gate.
More updates to come. So many Facebook users going live on Facebook and uploading videos. See them and go home or stay home and don’t move around. If you have vehicles, lock them inside and don’t drive around.
Waigani, Gerehu, Rainbow, Gordons, Erima, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 mile, 3mile Manu, Kila Kila, Town, Hohola, Tokarara, all the traffic area, all the market and, almost all the public places in Port Moresby are under attack. Please residents, stay indoor. Pom is not safe now. Vehicles are smashed and drivers and passengers are attacked by unknown armed by standers. If you wear any political shirts and caps, remove them now. Shops are not safe to open too. People will take advantage and break all the stores and supermarkets. Police and DFs are outnumbered. Pom City is no more safe now. Stay indoor and lock your gate.
More updates to come. So many Facebook users going live on Facebook and uploading videos. See them and go home or stay home and don’t move around. If you have vehicles, lock them inside and don’t drive around.
E.N.B Regional Seat Eliminations update...
Progressive tally after 20th exclusion_Norbert Kubak Box18 _ 16,810 each canidate collected..
Candidates#
26. M Marum +3,982 31,715
29. C Bauk. +2,456 24,053
15. R Lutulel. B. +981 19,182
Exhaust for this exclusion 9,391
Votes distr: 7,419
Total Formal Ballot papers: 10,0560
Votes distributed: 60,075(E1 to E20)
Exhausted votes: 25,610(E1 to E20)
Ballots remaining in the count: 74,950
Absolute Majority : 37,476 (50% + 1)
Next Exclusion is Candidate Robert Lutulel, Box15 with 19,182
Progressive tally after 20th exclusion_Norbert Kubak Box18 _ 16,810 each canidate collected..
Candidates#
26. M Marum +3,982 31,715
29. C Bauk. +2,456 24,053
15. R Lutulel. B. +981 19,182
Exhaust for this exclusion 9,391
Votes distr: 7,419
Total Formal Ballot papers: 10,0560
Votes distributed: 60,075(E1 to E20)
Exhausted votes: 25,610(E1 to E20)
Ballots remaining in the count: 74,950
Absolute Majority : 37,476 (50% + 1)
Next Exclusion is Candidate Robert Lutulel, Box15 with 19,182
Come for a walk with me.
The good citizens of Lakolam tortured nine (9) innocent citizens of Papua New Guinea this past week.
They said to themselves, "If only we could identify who has killed (eaten the heart energy) our beloved leader, perhaps we can convince them to put the "heart" back and bring him back to life."
They said to themselves, "Sangumas are new to Enga, but now that they are here among us, we should watch out for them."
They said to themselves, "When you torture a sanguma, she doesn't feel pain." And they said "It's a spirit inside the woman, not the woman herself."
They said all these crazy things to themselves, just to justify the violence they were planning to do.
When the fire was hot and the crowd was ready, they stripped the mothers and grandmothers and brought them forward. They needed to show that they were in control of something, at least. They needed to show that they were the ones who were trying to do something.
And what they did was pure shocking evil.
And our beloved leader is still dead. It was useless violence.
What is the cost of this violence, apart from the pain and deaths of these women, the suffering of their children?
Once upon a time, there was a happy young boy who was gentle and sweet, curious and brave. He listened to the thoughts and concerns of others. But then a masalai (a class of traditional spirit being) whispered Fear to him and the boy began to close his heart. He painted his face in angry colours. He took up weapons and showed them to people when he spoke, because he was afraid of what they might say back. Every time the paint on his face began to crack, the masalai helped him to put another layer on. The boy could not feel. He could not cry. But he could be violent.
The boy grew up and met other boys like him and together they listened to the lies of the masalai. They made plans to take what was not theirs. They terrorized the community. They burned homes and businesses and schools. They bullied their sisters and abused their lovers. Their paint never cracked and their hearts never broke.
And then, one day, when the masalai asked them to torture their own grandmothers, they did. Because they believed the many stories they had told to themselves. So many layers of nasty, lying paint.
The boys could not even see that what they had done was evil. They could not feel their own faces anymore, because the paint was too thick. They could not love, they could not care. They could not lead families - or a nation - where love, safety and respect formed the foundation of a good future for the children.
Punish them if you want to, but pity them too, these broken, lost boys. They are our boys. They are us.
It's time to wash off our paint. Taim blo tanim bel. (It's time to turn our hearts - that is, time to repent.)
~Anton Lutz
The good citizens of Lakolam tortured nine (9) innocent citizens of Papua New Guinea this past week.
They said to themselves, "If only we could identify who has killed (eaten the heart energy) our beloved leader, perhaps we can convince them to put the "heart" back and bring him back to life."
They said to themselves, "Sangumas are new to Enga, but now that they are here among us, we should watch out for them."
They said to themselves, "When you torture a sanguma, she doesn't feel pain." And they said "It's a spirit inside the woman, not the woman herself."
They said all these crazy things to themselves, just to justify the violence they were planning to do.
When the fire was hot and the crowd was ready, they stripped the mothers and grandmothers and brought them forward. They needed to show that they were in control of something, at least. They needed to show that they were the ones who were trying to do something.
And what they did was pure shocking evil.
And our beloved leader is still dead. It was useless violence.
What is the cost of this violence, apart from the pain and deaths of these women, the suffering of their children?
Once upon a time, there was a happy young boy who was gentle and sweet, curious and brave. He listened to the thoughts and concerns of others. But then a masalai (a class of traditional spirit being) whispered Fear to him and the boy began to close his heart. He painted his face in angry colours. He took up weapons and showed them to people when he spoke, because he was afraid of what they might say back. Every time the paint on his face began to crack, the masalai helped him to put another layer on. The boy could not feel. He could not cry. But he could be violent.
The boy grew up and met other boys like him and together they listened to the lies of the masalai. They made plans to take what was not theirs. They terrorized the community. They burned homes and businesses and schools. They bullied their sisters and abused their lovers. Their paint never cracked and their hearts never broke.
And then, one day, when the masalai asked them to torture their own grandmothers, they did. Because they believed the many stories they had told to themselves. So many layers of nasty, lying paint.
The boys could not even see that what they had done was evil. They could not feel their own faces anymore, because the paint was too thick. They could not love, they could not care. They could not lead families - or a nation - where love, safety and respect formed the foundation of a good future for the children.
Punish them if you want to, but pity them too, these broken, lost boys. They are our boys. They are us.
It's time to wash off our paint. Taim blo tanim bel. (It's time to turn our hearts - that is, time to repent.)
~Anton Lutz
Security Advisory:
Avoid Counting Venues | Sir John Guise Indoor & PILAG, Port Moresby - 1430hrs, 27 July 2022.
Reports have been received from reliable sources advising that frustration is building up amongst the MNW and MNE candidates and their supporters over the polling results with declarations of the winning candidates expected to be announced soon.
Please avoid the counting venues to avoid inconveniences. No further details.
~Corps Security PNG
Avoid Counting Venues | Sir John Guise Indoor & PILAG, Port Moresby - 1430hrs, 27 July 2022.
Reports have been received from reliable sources advising that frustration is building up amongst the MNW and MNE candidates and their supporters over the polling results with declarations of the winning candidates expected to be announced soon.
Please avoid the counting venues to avoid inconveniences. No further details.
~Corps Security PNG
PNG National examination dates for 2022
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PNG National Examination Dates For 2022 - The Papua New Guinea National Examination Dates for the 2022 academic year are listed below.
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UNIGOROKA 2022 SPECIAL TERTIARY ADMISSION TEST (STAT)
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2022 Special Tertiary Admissions Test (stat)- Applicants who wish to apply for the University of Goroka (UOG) or the PNG University of Technology (UOT) are