A Dimdim in Paradise

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The narrative chronicles a transformative thirty-six-year journey in Papua New Guinea, beginning with the author's arrival in 1970 to work at Bougainville Mine. It highlights experiences such as teaching in various educational institutions, participating in vibrant local dances, and enduring dangerous tribal conflicts. The author’s deep connection to the land and its people is evident, as is their involvement in significant social issues, including efforts to dismantle the Apartheid system. The vivid portrayal of village life and cultural immersion adds richness to the memoir.