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How the Mekere reforms shaped the present and future of Superannuation

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By Scott Waide
| Post Courier Verified
At the turn of the century, Papua New Guinea’s financial system stood on the edge of collapse. Inflation was rising, institutions were weakened by political interference, and the funds meant to protect people’s savings were being steadily undermined. What followed between 1999 and 2002 under Prime Minister Sir Mekere Morauta was not simply reform—it was a reset of the system itself.
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Meat Rabbits Are a Serious Farming Opportunity if You Can Get Past the Fluff and Cuteness

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By Scott Waide
| lekmak.com
There is an integrated farm at the University of Goroka campus run by Heriso Gahekave and a small team. It is an important part of agriculture training for trainee teachers who want to learn practical farming skills and new methods suited to Papua New Guinea conditions. The UOG Model Farm is also a supplier of rabbits.
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Igam is more than a housing project: It is a test of PNG’s development ambition

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By Scott Waide
| Post Courier Verified
For nearly half a century, Lae has expanded without expanding properly. The city has grown in population, economic significance, and pressure, but not in planned residential space. Between the University of Technology and Igam Barracks, that pattern is now being challenged. A Structural Intervention The Igam land development, led by Toea Homes Limited and supported by Comrade Trustees Services Limited (CTSL), is not simply another subdivision.
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