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Prime Minister James Marape says Papua New Guinea needs men at all levels to take leadership – starting at home – for the good of the country. He said this in his address at the Digicel Men-of-Honour Awards at APEC Haus in Port Moresby on Wednesday (May 3, 2023) night.  The Prime Minister thanked Digicel Foundation for telling the positive stories about PNG men to inspire change right around the country. “This country needs men in all sectors to take leadership,” PM Marape told a fullhouse crowd, adding that he had been inspired by the stories of all participants. “If you want your country to be better, it starts with you, it starts with me. “The real man you are is the person in your house, in your home, in front of your wife, in front of your daughter, in front of your son. That is the man you are. “I appeal to all men throughout the length and breadth of our country: ‘Check yourself at the altar of your home’. “Who are you and what is your real self is the character you put on in yo

They are related to the famous Maasai tribe living in the Maasai Mara game reserve in Kenya. They are one of the more dominating tribes of north-central Kenya. They are semi-nomadic pastoralists who mainly herd cattle, but also keep sheep, goats and camels. I am talking about the colourful Samburu tribe who live north of the equator in Kenya and live in very diverse and beautiful landscapes that span high altitude forests, open plains, semi-arid grass and bush land to complete desert. One of their main settlements is on the fringes of Samburu National Park in North Kenya and this is where I met them. Experiencing the Samburu National reserve and the Samburu tribe becomes a beautiful one-two combo for a rich wildlife and culture experience. This travel photo series aims to share with you the colourful personalities and traditional life of the beautiful Samburu tribal people. Hope you enjoy these vibrant visuals of these gorgeous tribal people of Kenya. Above picture: The Samburu t