Marienberg Cultural Heritage & Acknowledgement Centre

26/12/2025

Anslom Nakikus, the world-renowned reggae artist from Papua New Guinea performed in Taitung,Taiwan, during the country's 8th PASWALI Festival from 13-14 December, 2025.

26/12/2025

24/12/2025

Justin Olam vs The Rest – Hunters and Digice Cup Players Wake Up!

Watching today’s Hunters squad is like watching a tragedy dressed as a comedy. These guys have the height, the weight, the “muscles,” and act like they’re already stars chasing alcohol, chasing women, flexing in the mirror, thinking they’re living the big life while the reality is laughable. Most care more about their biceps than their talent. Bodybuilders with zero discipline. Fake their age too saying 23, 24 how can someone stay “that young” for 5–6 years straight? Spoiler: they’re lying, and everyone sees it.

Then you have Justin Olam. Aggressive, disciplined, humble, and flat-out dominant. The undisputed best product of the Hunters, Digicel Cup, and PNG. The guy shows what it really takes to make it to the NRL. No shortcuts, no ego, no distractions. Just pure work, respect for the game, and mental toughness.

Most of the current Hunters? Digicel Cup players, I’m looking at you. How much does K500 a match, or maybe K1000 with the Hunters, make you think you’re untouchable? Prideful, undisciplined, chasing women, partying, skipping work, acting like NRL stars… it’s pathetic. The skills are there, but the mindset? Missing. That’s why 80–90% of you will never make it.

And mark my words… keep living like this, and in a few years you’ll be security guards, bus drivers, buai sellers, and Wara Boy just like the rest of the former Hunters and Digicel Cup players who burned their talent chasing ego, fake muscles, and distractions. Meanwhile, Olam carries PNG’s flag in the NRL, proving what discipline and humility can do.

Wake up. Respect the grind. Be humble. Or watch your dreams turn into the street hustle that should have been avoidable.

By The Hardest Pills to Swallow

24/12/2025

GEDIX ATEGE TO AI: TOUCH YOUR OWN SONGS, NOT MINE

Gedix Atege has had enough and he said it straight. The musical artist is calling out people who keep using AI to do covers of his music, telling them to stop. No soft talk, no PR fluff. His message is simple: if you want to use AI, write your own music and let AI sing that. Don’t hijack his work.

He made it clear that his songs are not just sounds you recycle for clout. They are unique, they are his trademark, and they carry his identity as an artist. Turning them into AI covers doesn’t make you creative. It just waters down the original and disrespects the work behind it.

Gedix isn’t anti-technology. He’s anti-laziness. AI is a tool, not a shortcut to steal someone else’s voice, style, and soul. Using AI to remix or cover his songs without respect doesn’t elevate the music scene, it cheapens it.

Bottom line: create your own art. Protect original work. And stop using AI to butcher what you didn’t build.

By The Hardest Pills to Swallow

14/01/2022

21/04/2021

Something needs to be done.

Most of the world has been shut off to tourists as coronavirus cases continue to spike. These are the destinations where leisure travel is still possible, albeit usually with some Covid-19 testing requirements.

21/04/2021

Normal human behaviour and the general attitude forms the basis of our cultures as well and so, we will have to consider those attributes when applying normalcy on ad hoc adventitious Covid-19 pandemic and other setbacks.

17/04/2021

Thank you one and all for your acknowledgements and for having glanced through this page and stated your comments.

We are finalising our first phase of the development process for this venture. It is a rural setting and therefore we need to be more cautious and optimistic in dealing with our plans.