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11/10/2026

1ST ANNIVERSARY OF LATE DANIEL BILIP 🕊️🎶

Musicians and friends gathered at Avi Block to mark the first anniversary of PNG music legend Late Daniel Bilip. Flowers were laid as they paid tribute to his life and musical journey.

One year has passed, but his music and legacy will live forever. 🌹

10/10/2026

PNG MUSIC LEGEND DANIEL BILIP REMEMBERED ON FIRST ANNIVERSARY

AVI BLOCK | OCTOBER 10, 2026

Family members, fellow musicians and friends gathered at Avi Block today to commemorate the first anniversary of the passing of celebrated Papua New Guinean music legend, Late Daniel Bilip.

His wife, children, extended family, members of his stage band and close friends attended the emotional memorial gathering. Two of his childhood friends flew all the way from Wanimo, West Sepik Province, to join the family and pay their respects.

The five 2024 Justin Kili Awards presented to Daniel Bilip after his passing were proudly displayed during the gathering. Those present remembered the heartbreaking moment when his name was called on stage, but he was no longer there to receive the awards. The stage fell silent as the reality of his absence touched everyone.

Family members and friends shed tears, laid flowers and said another painful goodbye to their beloved husband, father, relative, childhood friend and fellow musician.

Although one year has passed, Daniel Bilip’s voice, music and contribution to Papua New Guinea’s music industry remain alive. His songs continue to inspire fellow artists and music lovers across the country.

Rest peacefully, Late Daniel Bilip. Your music has fallen silent on the stage, but it will continue to sing in the hearts of your people forever. 🕊️🌹🎶


Blue Thunder Media Production

09/10/2026

The water level at the Yonki Dam that produces and supplies electricity to the Ramu Grid has dropped below the normal 1,258.5 metres (m). The water level significantly dropped by 19.4m, bringing the current water level to 1,239m.

Read More: https://tvwan.com.pg/news/11659

06/10/2026

CUSTOMARY COMPENSATION AND RECONCILIATION

About four months ago, a tragic road accident occurred at Epolga Service Station. A woman over 60 years of age from the Jika Paralgamb tribe was struck by a vehicle while crossing the road and sadly lost her life. The vehicle owner is from Kusumb.

In keeping with Melanesian customs, the vehicle owner and the people of Poika-Kalapuka 15 Council offered their sincere apology and presented customary compensation to the Jika Paralgamb people and the deceased woman’s family. The compensation included a total of 49 pigs and more than K80,000 in cash at Pinza Place Singsing, Upper Nebilyer, Tambul–Nebilyer District, Western Highlands Province.

The relatives of the deceased woman expressed their appreciation and formally accepted the apology and compensation presentation as a step towards reconciliation and peace between both sides.

Meanwhile, the owner of the Coaster bus, Manuel Kewa, called on the Peace and Good Order Committee to take note of such compensation cases and consider establishing a standard compensation limit. He said that because many individuals now own vehicles, a clear and consistent standard is needed.

Mr. Kewa urged the Peace and Good Order Committee to take this proposal to the Provincial Executive Council members for consideration and to establish an official compensation cut-off limit.

Although compensation cannot replace a precious life, the ceremony represented remorse, respect, reconciliation and the restoration of peace between the Kusumb and Jika Paralgamb communities.

May her soul rest in eternal peace.
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03/10/2026

03/10/2026

Kewa Kange by Cullzen Mendaki
Live at Sun Rise Mt. Hagen

03/10/2026

A HISTORIC MOMENT FOR THE MOKE AKELKA COMMUNITY

This was a truly historic moment as the Moke Akelka community gathered for reconciliation and thanksgiving.

The people humbly sought forgiveness for the wrongs committed by their ancestors and committed themselves to a new path of peace, faith and unity.

His Grace Archbishop Clement Papa, PhD, of the Catholic Archdiocese of Mt. Hagen, gave the thanksgiving blessing. He also blessed tree seedlings and presented one to each community to plant as a living symbol of reconciliation and the beginning of a new era.

During the closing ceremony, candles were lit and handed to the next host community. This symbolises the light of faith travelling from community to community—from the mountains to the valleys—so that it will continue to shine for generations to come.

May this historic reconciliation heal the wounds of the past and bring lasting peace, unity and blessings to every community. 🙏🏽🕯️🌱



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02/10/2026

LIVE NOW | CLOSING OF THE RECONCILIATION AND THANKSGIVING CRUSADE

Today marks the closing of the Moke Akelka Union of Churches Reconciliation and Thanksgiving Crusade at Kuiya–Nantela Ples Singsing.

Under the theme “Dawning of a New Era”—Isaiah 43:19, believers united in worship, thanksgiving, reconciliation and prayer. May this new beginning bring lasting peace, unity and spiritual transformation to our churches and communities.

02/10/2026

💍 MARRIAGE – A BEAUTIFUL ENGA TRADITION

A proud traditional marriage custom of the people of Wabag, Enga Province. Family and community members sing joyfully as they es**rt the bride to her husband’s home, marking the beginning of her new journey.

Celebrating love, unity and the rich culture of Enga Province. ❤️🎶

30/09/2026

🇸🇧 A proud young man from the Solomon Islands raises his national flag at Tambul Station, Western Highlands Province. A beautiful moment celebrating friendship and unity between the people of Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea. 🇸🇧🤝🇵🇬