How to get paid by PayPal in Papua New Guinea

It's very challenging if you are based in Papua New Guinea and needs to get paid by PayPal.

It's just impossible. PayPal cannot wire monies into any PNG bank accounts. 

So here I share with you a possible alternative.

You can use YouTube if your channel has been monetised. And you can use its payment gateway system-Google Adsense.

What you do is go to your monetised YouTube account and buy the Super Thanks using money from your PayPal account.

You can super thanks from as low as $2 to maximum $500.

The money then goes to your YouTube Google Adsense account and once you reach a minimum threshold of USD$100 they pay to your PNG Bank account on the 21st of the following month.

This is possible if you have entered the PIN of four digits Google have mailed to you. You will be prompted to input your PNG bank account details.

I have tried Bank South Pacific and it worked. 

So as long as you reach a minimum of $100 every month Google Adsense will pay on the the 21 of the following month direct to your PNG bank account.

Cheers and keep blogging or uploading YouTube videos.

Dr Paulias Miroi

 An outreach by health officials into the hinterland areas of West Sepik has encountered a lot of findings. 

Dr Paulias Miroi and a dentist based at a Catholic Church run Raihu Hospital says there is need for people who can provide basic procedures to be based there. 

He has appealed to districts to fund positions. 

Click here to listen to Paulias Miroi

Selling spare parts on Port Moresby streets

 From the outset businesses selling spare parts in Port Moresby is a lucrative business.

These are business that import parts, sell and pay business tax to government. 

But then there is the competitor in informal spare part sales. 

No office space. No tax receipts. They just take over pedestrians walk ways and set up their illegal sales. 

Why illegal? It's not a designated business location.

In saying that PNG will face serious crisis in future if it can't regulate this soon.

Things are getting out of hand and people are doing as they please. 

The breakfast

 Living in a home and having breakfast is totally different to being a normad.  Yes. Because a normad only finds a place to rest and recuperate and then wonders to find food and water.

Having a cup of tea and a dough nut should be suffice to kick start the day.

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Corporate golf challenge registration open

Registration for the 2024 Prime Ministers Corporat Golf Challenge is open. 

The annual challenge, hosted by the PNG Olympic Committee, is held in Port Moresby and. And raises funds for Team PNG Athletes to attend regional and international sports events. 

This year, the funds raised will go towards Team PNG to the 33rd Summer Olympics in Paris, France.

In 2023, the Port Moresby Challenge raised K200,000 in registration alone. While the Lae Challenge raised K99,000.

Team registration stands at K4,000 for the Port Moresby Challenge, and K3000 for the Lae Challenge. 

Registration for the Port Moresby Challenge closes on Wednesday the 8th of May, and Wednesday the 15th of May for the Lae Challenge. 

The largest fundraiser activity for the PNG Olympic Committee is the Trukai Fun Run set for Sunday the 23rd of June.

Nuku District: acknowledge our past to drive our future

 This is by far one of my productions that I liked the script.

We could have done it better as far as post production was concerned.

It was in fact my first production under my registered media company then.

I encourage young people of Nuku to watch this documentary.

Take inspiration from the stories told in 30 minutes.

George is an inspiration.

Watch 👇👇👇👇👇📣📣📣📣

Nuku is lucky to have people like honorable Joe Sungi who is leading the move to change the place.

Police officer charged for investigating Police Commissioner David Manning

A Police officer investigating criminal allegations against  commissioner of police David Manning has been arrested and charged for causing disaffection within the police force.

Senior Sergeant Tinol Pakiapon is still locked up at Boroko cells since his arrest yesterday by members of NCD police.

NCD Metsupt Silva Sika says Pakiapon is charged under section 136 of the police act 1998 for causing disaffection within members of RPNGC. 

NCD Metsupt Silva Sika says Pakiapon's bail has been refused as he is still being interviewed by members of the criminal investigations division.

Metsupt Sika says a part from his criminal charge he is also suspended for 21 days on three serious disciplinary charges. 

Pakiapon was investigating allegations of rape and murder against Commissioner David Manning at the time of  his arrest.

Several legal ptactioners have seen the arrest of  Pakiapon as an attempt to pervert the course of justice. 

A senior  lawyer who wished to remain anonymous says Detective Senior Sergeant Tinol Pakiapon was just executing his  constitutional duty and his arrest is uncalled for.

Meanwhile the penalty for causing disaffection under the police act 1998 is prison term not exceeding 5 years.