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 Title: Justice Graham Ellis Leads Law and Order Restoration in Enga Province By Mioknet News | Wabag, Enga Province | October 23, 2025 Law and order in Enga Province have improved under the strong leadership of Resident Judge, Justice Graham Ellis, working closely with the Enga Provincial Government and the Provincial Administration. His firm guidance and collaboration with the courts, police, and community leaders have restored public confidence in the province’s justice system. Justice Ellis has cleared long-pending cases, strengthened court operations, and supported community awareness programs promoting peace, discipline, and respect for the law. His leadership, backed by the Provincial Government and Administrator’s Office, has also improved coordination among law enforcement agencies and local authorities. These united efforts have resulted in fewer tribal conflicts, domestic disputes, and lawlessness across many districts. Provincial leaders have described Justice Ellis as ...

Hailstorm and Heavy Rain Cause Flooding and Destroy Food Gardens in Kasu Village , Kandep  Enga Province . Residents of Kasu Village are counting their losses after a powerful hailstorm accompanied by heavy rain hit the area earlier this week, causing severe flooding and widespread destruction to food gardens and local properties. According to local villagers, the storm began suddenly in the afternoon, bringing large hailstones and continuous downpour that lasted for several hours. The intense rainfall quickly overwhelmed creeks and drains, leading to flash floods that swept through food gardens and low-lying areas. The hailstorm stripped the leaves of food crops such as kaukau (sweet potatoes) , taro , beans , and corn , while the heavy flooding uprooted plants and destroyed newly planted gardens. Livestock and poultry were also affected, with some households reporting losses of small animals and damaged shelters. Community members described the event as one of the worst wea...

Calling for Security Forces in Porgera: Protect the People, Not the Mine For decades, the Porgera Valley in Enga Province has been both a place of immense natural wealth and deep human suffering. While the Porgera Gold Mine has produced billions of kina worth of gold, the people of Porgera have too often been left to live in fear — not of poverty alone, but of the violence that has gripped their communities. Today, the call for the deployment of security forces in Porgera must be understood for what it truly is: a plea for the protection of citizens, not a defense of corporate interests. A Community Under Siege Porgera’s ongoing tribal conflicts and the rise of warlords have created a humanitarian crisis. Armed groups have terrorized villages, destroyed homes, and displaced countless families. Ordinary citizens — women, children, and the elderly — have borne the brunt of this violence. Schools have closed, trade has stopped, and public infrastructure lies in ruins. For too long, govern...

Enga Day 02nd October to 5th Octomber 2025 Enga Day is a proud celebration of Enga Province’s rich culture, history, and unity. It is a day where people come together to showcase traditional songs, dances, attire, and values that reflect the province’s unique identity. Beyond the cultural displays, Enga Day also reminds everyone of the importance of peace, respect, and working together for the future development of the province and Papua New Guinea as a whole.