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Thursday, 30 January 2014

Thousands of People Stranded For Home, 2012-2014

For almost two years, thousands of people from the East and the North-East of Port Moresby, really strended for home.
When the road constructions ahead from Erima to 9mile, the heavy duty machines and trucks owned by the DEKENAI CONSTRUCTIONS PNG LTD, made their heavy jobs were carried on and the cars, buses and other vehicles were not able to move fast.
Even every mornings, thousands of people also late for their jobs in their respective areas.

   

Sunday, 12 January 2014

New City Hall, Port Moresby.

The new CITY HALL is a new office for the National Capital District Commission in Port Moresby.
The office was skated by one of the local artists in Port Moresby in own talented vision and dreams.
Previously, the office was located in the Lagatoi Building but in 2013, they have started to build their own office on the other side of the Lagatoi House.

Tuesday, 7 January 2014

Powes Parkop Wants Port Moresby a Beautiful City.


Mr. Powes Parkop is Fighting Very Hard Today to Build the City of Port Moresby.
Mr. Parkop is not like the other members of the National Parliament in Port Moresby.
He is a brilliant and creative man to organize his team in enhancement the limited shape of Port Moresby, National Capital District.
He talks alot to change the city in both National Parliament House and outside the open public speeches during as an invited guest speaker.
Within the past seven years from he became a member of the Parliament, the city looks very nice and beautiful but some parts of the city looks so- filthy because of illegal and doing unauthorized markets in the city.

Monday, 6 January 2014

Powes Parkop Has NO MERCY On His People In National Capital District (Port Moresby)

The National Capital District Governor, Mr. Powes Parkop Fully Dislikes His People in Port Moresby.
He (Parkop) announced to the public earlier in November, 2013 to take control of every human nature in the whole province of National Capital District by January, 2014 on wards.



Sunday, 5 January 2014

The Marea Haus Development, Waigani.

Before...
The Papua New Guineans Normally Called, "Skeleton to the Pineapple Building or Marea Haus in Port Moresby."
The Marea's Pineapple Building was built some around 1980s and operated not more than 10 years because, the house was found in shakeable condition.
Some of The National Departmental Head Offices were installed in this building but once they have

Tuesday, 31 December 2013

New Year Resolutions in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.


Thousands of People in Port Moresby, PNG, Made New Year Resolutions.
Resolutions are made because Papua New Guinea is a freedom country. Many of them are students, employers, department heads, families, street pocket pickers, street drug dealers, drunkets, great BUAI consumers and smokers have made their resolutions to give up their bad habits.


War Fighter, World War II Veteran Dies


(Left picture is)World War II Veteran, Ben Moide at the War Memorial Park at Ela Beach in Port Moresby, for a honour World War Veterans on Remembrance Day.
Ben Moide, one of the Country's best surviving World War II veterans has died.
He died at the St John's Clinic in Gerehu, Port Moresby,

Friday, 27 December 2013

Powes Parkop, NCD Governor Wants to Build 3 Story Building for Vegetable and other Food Market at Larepa-Hohola in Port Moresby.


Mr. Parkop, a Honest and Right Leading Governor of the National Capital District Spoke to the Public of Sabama New Market Openning Seremony.
"My very brand new plan today is to build a three story building at the Larepa-Hohola market for the





Thursday, 26 December 2013

HAUS MAN The Highlands of Papua New Guinea

The Highlands custom still exists even today especially the people of  Southern Highlands, Hela, Enga, Western Highlands, Simbu Province and Eastern Highlands.
In the Southern Highlands Province, around the Kagua and Erave District, they built different types of houses using the bush materials.
They are; HAUS MAN, HAUS MERI, Family house and Single quarters.

Wednesday, 25 December 2013

Burnt Woman Found in Dump.

A Burnt Woman, mother of two children were found in one of the dumps in Mt. Hagen City in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. The woman was suspected as a witchcraft and killed by her husband. She was tied up with twin rope on a post when she was still alive The husband and his related family men prepared dry leaves and empty cartons put them together under the woman's legs where she was tied and hanging around the post.

Monday, 23 December 2013

People Excitedly Celebrate the Ministers' open new PGK2million Sabama Market in Port Moresby.


Port Moresby Nort-West residents can now sell food stuff in favourable and hygienic conditions following the opening of their new market.
The Sabama Market was opened by Moresby North-West MP Justin Tkatchenko, National Capital District Governor, Powes Parkop and National Planning Minister Charles Abel.


Friday, 13 December 2013

Over 500,000 Houses Built With Waist Timbers in Port Moresby Settlements.

In Port Moresby Settlements Today, Thousands of People Built their Houses Using the Waist Timbers from the Timber Yards.
Around Port Moresby City, we have several timber yards that serves the outcasts and the citizens to build their houses in the settlements.
We have more than 800 settlements surrounding Port Moresby City.
In these settlements,

Thursday, 5 December 2013

Facts of Coastal Central Papuan Life.

The Facts of Coastal Central Papuan Life is little bit hard but they live as long as they survive.
The Coast of Central Papuan people lived very closest to the seas where they can get food from the seas.
They built their houses on the water and gardens out beyon the seas. Every day, they have to look for something to eat for the night for the whole family.

Friday, 29 November 2013

Typical Welcome in PNG.

Typical Welcome Program in Trobriand Island Culture is a most adventurous activity proceeds professionally in any special events.
With their marvellous cultural dresses and decorations, visitors are  respectfully welcomed to their beautiful villages .
The events are organized, after the earlier notice of the special guests' visitation programs be held at a particular place.
Likewise, this special program was held in October, 2013 in the Milne Bay Province in Papua New Guinea and a part of displaying the Trobriand Island Culture and Tourism Industrial Program.
Some parts of Papua New Guinea credibly stand firm in their customary principles.
Even today, they don't really care about the modern type of dressing and made such welcome programs to the special visitors and guests because they are not valuation and have no weights.

Thursday, 28 November 2013

Happy 2013th Xmas Day


Infront of Vision City in Port Moresby.
Thousands of christians in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea and around the world believed that, 25th December is the only day of Jesus Christ's born day.
Many parts of the world prepared inadvance to celebrate that day as their Saviour's birth day and ready to ring the 2013th chistmas bell.
The beautifully decorated plastic christmas tree infront of Vision City's round about in Port Moresby reminded the christians and non-christians that; this day is the only day of Jesus Christs birth day and ready to celebrate with Praise, Joy and Worship.   
 

Sunday, 13 October 2013

Special Donation to the People of National Capital District


The People of National Capital District Thankfully Received the ASHOK LEYLAND TRUCK from the Hon. Governor, Mr. Powes Parkop in 2011 in Port Moresby.
This ASHOK LEYLAND Truck was presented to the people of National Capital District.
The population in National Capital District is made by the people of Papua New Guinea itself and other out casts aswel who live around the city.

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Different Cultures in Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea, an island country floated on the South Pacific Ocean with its island provinces.
Papua New Guinea is made up of 22 provinces, they are; seven highland provinces, nine coastal provinces and five island provinces and more than 330 districts.
Papua New Guinea environments are absolutely in different forms and beautiful like the following; vegetation, rivers, mountains and valleys.
In the other way, there are thousands of people living in their beautiful villages in remote areas where they have no roads and even plane fields/airstrips.
When ever they need store goods, they started to foot-walk from their home to a town or where they can get things. They walk almost for a whole day or two days to reach that particular place.


Sunday, 29 September 2013

Little Cultural Dancer.

A little Papua New Guinean practiced how she could become one of the top participants in her culture and tourism promotions in the future.
This little girl is three and half years old and she is from Tari, the new Hela Province in Papua New Guinea.
The actual facts of the people of Tari/Hela Region is that, from the child hood to the primary level, they have to learn everything about their culture before they send them to kindergarten to primary schools.
They teach them how to look after things, animals like pig and dogs, how to make gardens, look after homes and their safeties.

Primary School Students Celebrates Independence Day.

Proudly Papua New Guineans celebrate their special events using their traditional BILAS dressing or decorations with feathers of Bird of Paradise, Parrots, eagle, cassowary, different types of CUSCUS skins, colourful bush leaves and flowers, beaches, toea shells, BILUM caps and traditional paints.
In Papua New Guinea, we have 807 types of traditional BILAS decorations.
To display all these 807 decorations are during the National events like Mt. Hagen Cultural Show in Western Highlands Province, Goroka Show in Eastern Highlands Province and Wabag Show in Enga Province. They are all in the Highlands Region of Papua New Guinea.
But, one of the very, very special day for the whole country of Papua New Guinea to display their cultural BILAS decorations and

Thursday, 19 September 2013

Australian Fresh Fruits

The Australian Fresh Fruits are sold to make money as daily income and a family's living foundation.
This is Aunty Susan at Gordon's  Market in Port Moresby selling fresh fruits from Autralia.
Aunty Susan filled up her table with apple and oranges setting her selling price of only PGK1.00.
She earns alot of money every day and enjoy with her children and family.