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Papua New Guineas trupla leading Daily Newspaper Since 1969.The Post-Courier is proud of its record as the voice of PNG. We were there when the nation took its first bold steps towards independence. Since that time, we have fearlessly recorded the nations progress.

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN The relief of PBrig. Gen. Roderick Augustus Alba as regional police director of Central Visayas effective December 19, remains a

After nearly 20 years of frustrating ‘Free Trade’ talks between India and New Zealand, the chair of the India New Zealand Business Council (INZBC), Earl Rattray, has acknowledged that “a different approach to the traditional Free Trade Agreements which have served us well in many markets will be needed for India.” Whew. About time.

India looks set to end a tumultuous year on a celebratory note, marking both 75 years of independence and the start of its G-20 presidency. But another milestone is looming. United Nations experts estimate that on April 14, 2023, India will officially overtake China and become the world’s most populous country.

Islamabad: The Migrant Resource Centre Pakistan, in cooperation with the Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development , organisied a conference to mark International Migrants Day...

India looks set to end a tumultuous year on a celebratory note, marking both 75 years of independence and the start of its G-20 presidency. But another milestone is looming. United Nations experts estimate that on April 14, 2023, India will officially overtake China and become the world’s most populous country.

Islamabad The Migrant Resource Centre Pakistan, in cooperation with the Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development , organisied a conference to mark International Migrants Day...

India's demographic divide: India’s population is expected to grow over the next four decades to approximately 1.7 billion, before plunging to 1.1 billion by 2100.

The Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown donated $3,000 to two child-friendly initiatives - spreading lots of Christmas cheer this year. The grateful beneficiaries were the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre Social Services children’s Christmas party ($2,000), and the Ministry of Social Transformation, Human Resource Development and the Blue Economy, Toys for Joy ($1,000). Rotarians said…

The Association for Talent Development signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Personnel Management (MPM) of the Republic of Korea on December 14.