One of Japanese oldest built train at Nanhu Park, with me standing in front. This Chinese lad decided to join in with a plastic back in her hand. Pic by Zeng Lee.
American movie include Fijians as cast and crew
6 years ago
Pacific Island News
Mt Giluwe
The second highest mountain in Papua New Guinea after Mt William. Picture taken from my home in Tambul. Picture by Shaggy Spunkyputtz
Introduction
- Mathew Yakai
- Former Journalist with The National newspaper in Papua New Guinea and now studying in Great China. This blog attempts to share my articles published by weekly The Sunday Chronicle in Papua New Guinea and tri-weekly Island Sun in Solomon Islands and daily Post in Vanuatu. Articles are focused at ensuring the Island countries learn from China's experience in the region. Hope you enjoy! E-mail me on: m_yakai@hotmail.com for comments and queries
Nahnu Park in Changchun, China. Pic by Zeng Lee
Mathew Yakai
Other writings and links about me
Dancing at a Park in china
Dancing at a Park in china. Picture by Zeng Lee
Kagul River
Kagul River meandering past my Yapalgu village in Tambul, WHP, Papua New Guinea. Played in this river most of my time during the good old days some 25 years back.Picture by Shaggy Spunkyputtz
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My Trees
Planted these trees 12 years ago at my Yapalgu Village and have not seen them since the picutre was taken in July 2008 and emailed to me. God, I may have changed alot too! Better go home and see all these changes. Picture by Shaggy Spunkyputtz
Typical Highlands Village
Typical Tambul Village. The Gaulga tribe village in Tambul. Picture by Shaggy Spunkyputtz
Mt Giluwe
Mountain Giluwe, the second highest mountain in Papua New Guinea at the border of Western Highlands and Southern Highlands Provinces. Picture talken from my home Yapalgu in Tambul District. Picture by Shaggy Spunkyputtz
Kagul River
Kagul River, taken from my home village， Yapalgu. I spent most of my childhood days in this fresh river when I was back in the village some 25 years ago.Picture by Shaggy Spunkyputtz