Emmahlisous PNG

30/07/2026

29/07/2026

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25/07/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Łoľo Leónìe

21/07/2026

"End am akali kamapin nyo karasingi"
Engan's
true or false?
If you think its true, please respect your wives 🙏

19/07/2026

Massive credits to the videographer for capturing this breathtaking moment! This isn’t just a dance; it’s a living testament to our deep historical ties and cultural connections. If you know the sacred story of the Sons of Hela, you know exactly what this strength and beauty mean.

Through every beat and every motion, we are celebrating brotherhood, culture, identity, and love at the De La Salle Cultural Show. Standing tall and proud of who we are! 🇵🇬✨

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05/07/2026

Guess who the mum is? 😭
Our very own family day ♥️♥️
May this week bring you blessing and prosperity.

25/06/2026

Happy follow-versary to my awesome followers. Thanks for all your support! Mãłkî Ďîî Ňûnãh

06/06/2026

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Hearing "cancer" is like a cold wind through the body. It is shocking, frightening, and hard to name. The first moments are a blur. Your throat tightens, your heart races, and your mind searches for answers that do not come. Comfort can feel thin. Confidence can vanish. You are pulled out of the life you knew and forced to rethink what matters. Yet in the middle of that fear, people find strength, support, and reasons to keep going.

Today we honour survivors, caregivers, and families across Papua New Guinea. Over the next three days, we will share three stories. One story per day. You will meet Bertha, Carole, and Elizabeth. Three women who have walked this road. Each will share what cancer taught them, what carried them through, and what they need from the rest of us.

Because cancer changes everything. But early detection changes outcomes. The Papua New Guinea Cancer Foundation, mandated by the National Department of Health, focuses on primary prevention, early detection, and screening. These steps save lives.

So here is what we are asking. Listen to these stories. Share them with your workplace, your family, and your community. Then act.

Talk to your family about warning signs. Ask your workplace to introduce cancer awareness into induction processes, to provide guidance on navigating screening pathways, and to support leave allowances for screenings and treatment. Urge policy makers to make screening available to more people.

PNG can reduce late stage diagnoses. Together.

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