Papua New Guinea Has Something Special That The Other Nations Don’t Have
April 11, 2025
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Pro United Tribes of Melanesia
Pro United Tribes of Melanesia
We believe and therefore advocate that a “United States is the best way forward for Melanesia as a people and as a territory”
United as a Melanesia peoples in Melanesian archipelago: One Ancestor, One Identity, One Saltwater and One Destiny
Every economic activities be based upon local products and local needs, utilizing local way of doing business.
Every elder of clan, village and island to be treated as independent and separate but united in our respect and honour to = each other as equals in nature and one in destiny.
The spirit-led way of life is the Melanesian Way that we should always nurture and promote for us and for the world.
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by Elder Wewo Kotokay, Melanesian Conservation Elders, Inc. Brothers and Sisters of Melanesia, From the highlands of Papua New Guinea to the shores of Fiji,
Copy-number variants (CNVs) are a type of variation that involves duplications or deletions of large segments of DNA. Recent genomic studies have revealed that Melanesians,
Scientists find 19 variations suggestive of positive selection, and likely introduced in prehistoric times through interbreeding with Neanderthals or Denisovans.October 22, 2019 Media Contact: Brian Donohue
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.Commentary By Noel Anjo, Sunday Bulletin PNG’s International Justin Olam scored the first try (penalty try) for Melbourne Storms. Fijian International Suliasi Vunivalu through individual
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