Rice and Papuan Food: For Economic Balance in Jayapura
Jayapura – Papuans are less dependent on rice as their main source of food. They have a more diverse and healthy local food tradition, such as sago, yams, cassava, and…
Jayapura – Papuans are less dependent on rice as their main source of food. They have a more diverse and healthy local food tradition, such as sago, yams, cassava, and…
Giving the Papuan people freedom to exercise special autonomy does not necessarily eliminate the responsibility of the central government. In fact, all activities in various fields are carried out fully…
MOUNTAINOUS PAPUA – Governor of Papua Mountains Velix Vernando Wanggai has prepared a budget in 2024 to design and manage the latest National policy for contextual Papua Mountains which will…
Facilities and easy access to health services for remote coastal island communities deserve maximum attention. Long distances and difficult terrain certainly hinder them from getting access to qualified health services. Although there is health…
Papua has abundant resources, especially natural resources, so the special autonomy carried out by Papua is considered very appropriate. Autonomy of Indigenous Papuans is one of the goals to be…
PAPUA – For Papuan football, Eduard Ivakdalam is a legend, the man born in Merauke was recorded to have defended three teams from Bumi Cendrawasih, namely Persipura Jayapura, Persidafon Dafonsoro,…
POLITICS – The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, caused an increase in the unemployment rate by 0.37 percent compared to 2019, but from 2015 to 2022, West Papua’s unemployment rate continued…
BIAK – The division into New Autonomous Regions (DOB) of Central Papua, Papua Mountains and South Papua provinces has shifted the source of income of “Earth Of Paradise” from gold…
PAPUA – Regent of Pegunungan Bintang Papua Province Spei Yan Bidana, ST, M, Si inaugurated Digul 1 Bridge located in Imsin Village, Iwur District. The inauguration of this bridge was…
Jayapura – Cocoa from Papua has great potential to improve the local economy. Papua’s fertile soil allows a variety of crops, including cocoa, to grow in abundance and become a…