Tsenglap Tradition and Culture
North Wahgi Electorate
Hi There ! Hello and welcome to Tsenglap Articles Column. On this section of the Nolbinz Online website we bring to you Tsenglap Traditional History and culture. We briefly exlain how communities were organised in traditional Wahgi Society. We feel that it is very important to put these information on the Internet where it can be accessed. With the advances in Technology, the traditional way of disseminating information on the Printed Media will one day become old fashioned. People will access information on hand held devices or laptops.
So stay tuned on this site for more articles. In this modern era of Technological Advances, man as drifted away from the old traditional ways of getting things done. Today everything is done electronically. People are drifting away from using paper and pen, instead they are living in the electronic age, where information is disamnated electronically.
The printing of books is something of the past. In about 20 years from now, there will be no books on the selves. We are moving towards to the paperless society. In a typical managing director's office, you will not see a shelf containing books in the background. There will propably be only one laptop on the boss's desk and that's it. All the other things are done electronically on the laptop. Advances in science and technology is happening at an alarming, and it will be interesting to know what the future will hold. So stay tuned on this site and we will keep adding more articles for you to read when you are on the move.
The articles written on this website are from the writers' own point of view and it does not represent the collective views of the Tsenglap people nor the Nolbinz Online website. We will publish many articles about life, government, politics and Religion, Christianity, the history and geography and many many other interesting topics. All articles written on this site are written by volunteer contributors. Our news articles are written by amatuers who practise journalism as a hobby.
The Tsenglap Councillors
| Surname | GivenName | Clan |
|---|---|---|
| Robert Kupiye | Anamb | Dangekanem |
| Brown | Ambang | Kumukanem |
| Paul Gual | Sike | Kombultal |
| Peter Gelu | Kombuk | Kombilikanem |
