Capability building vital to solving problems, says Manokore

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Papua New Guinea’s preparations for the General Election are facing another critical delay, with the electoral roll update yet to commence despite the country being less than seven months from the issue of election writs. The post Electoral roll update yet to commence appeared first on Post Courier. St Mark Komkui Primary School in Mt Hagen, Western Highlands Province has farewelled one of its long serving teacher last week.

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Building local capability is essential for solving problems and sustaining technology systems in Papua New Guinea, according to NiuPay Chief Operating Officer Trevor Manokore. The post Capability building vital to solving problems, says Manokore appeared first on Post Courier.