Warakamb: Papua New Guinea
'Some call it Paradise, We call it Home'. Home to over 10 000 people, The Warakamb Valley has unique people, culture and heritage. This is a blog of this beautiful valley, located deep in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea at the border of Enga, Hela and Southern Highlands Provinces.
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Tuesday, December 12, 2023
Brand new Medical Dr for Warakamb Valley
Congratulations to Dr Levai Pep. He has met all requirements to become a medical Doctor. All glory to God. He adds to our increasing number of medical doctors, including specialists, nurses, dentists, pharmacists and others. Human resource is most important. Education is key.
Saturday, November 4, 2023
SHASA Convention to be hosted in Warakamb Valley
The Southern Highlands Adventist Students Association (SHASA) convention will be held in Marara Village, Border of Mendi and Kandep, SHP /Southern Highlands respctively. The community is ralying behind and warakamb Adventist Church is leading it. We pray for Gods Blessings and may the Holy Spirit move through the Warakamb Valley.
Thursday, December 30, 2021
Tuesday, November 30, 2021
Warakamb Village Leader Passes away
One of Warakambs Village leaders and magistrate passed away after a brief illness. He was a prominent leader, a village magistrate and a church elder of the Enipa SDA church. He is sadly missed by tribesman, his family and friends and his church members family. May his soul RIEP.
Phot by Eric Ungil
During a SDA church gathering in 2015, at Enipa Church, where is a was an elder.
Death of Joe Malen Kome
One of Lai valley, and Warakamb valleys longest serving Public servant passed away recently from a heart attack. The late Joe was friend to all, enermy to none and served the people of Lai valley well, especially Upper Lai. He went to Winja primary school, then onto wabag high school, where he was a top student but had to return home after fracturing his arm. He later went to Togoba CHW training school and became a community health worker. He served in rural places like Wariba, Nol, and Marara. His last post was at the MRDC funded Marara health post where he saw its inception of a little k800,oo aid post to what it is today. We thank him for his servcise and may his soul RIEP,
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