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A soft launching was done today for the new BSP Branch at Eriku in Lae. The launching was done by BSP Financial Group CEO, Robin Fleming who says the new branch will help people make their banking easier. Fleming says the new branch will  ease the burden of long queues at their branches in Lae adding the retail branches in Lae to three. Fleming says there are plans to build more branches around the country including the Lending Branches. He says a second BSP Branch for Mount Hagen will be built at Kagamuga which will be opened around the second quarter of next year including sub branches around the country. He says the new branch in Lae Lae has added new jobs and they have recruited new staff, trained them and they are ready to serve.  The Lae Eriku BSP Branch will officially receive customers starting next Monday.  Caption: The new BSP Eriku Branch – Photo Credit Bradley Mariori FM100 / PNG Today Next :  PNG Orchids 70 beat Brazil 00 : Gwasamun grabs semi-final spot for Orchids

Slovenia is without a doubt one of my favourite countries in Europe: eden-like nature, kind people, adventure activities and, of course, delicious foods. It’s capital, Ljubljana, is actually the greenest capital in Europe and not only does it have six exclusively vegan restaurants, the range of cuisines in these restaurants is extensive: from traditionally Slovenian all the way over to Asia and Africa and back again. Put simply: it’s very easy to find vegan food in Ljubljana. Slovenia holds a special place in my heart because it’s where I fully started to understand the atrocities of the dairy industry. But this post is about you not me, in it we’ll look at vegan restaurants in Ljubljana and how to be vegan in Slovenia in general. (And if you want the full story on how Slovenia made me vegan check that fully narcissistic post of mine <3 div=””> 1. Vegan Restaurants in Ljubljana There are six vegan restaurants in Ljubljana:  Veganika , Restavrac...

 By Samuel Raitano | FM 100  Ombudsman Commission has opened it’s new office at Wabag town, Enga Province to serve the Western end of the Highlands Region. The opening ceremony was held yesterday (Friday) at Wabag town.  The celebrations and opening speeches were done at the town grandstand before the official opening of the office by the Minister for Justice and Attorney General Pila Niningi. PNG Ombudsman Commission Opens Office in Enga Province [Photo by Samuel Raitan : FM 100] The event was attended by Enga Governor Sir Peter Ipatas, Chief Ombudsman Richard Pagen along with his team and the Provincial Administrators of Hela, Enga and Southern Highlands. Chief Ombudsman Richard Pagen said Ombudsman Commission was pleased to see a new office which will focus on honest and effective service delivery to the people of the three provinces in the western end of the Highlands region. The Chief Ombudsman clarified to the people their role and encouraged them  to report if they don...