Digicel Foundation chairman Douveri Henao

This was announced yesterday by Digicel PNG Foundation Board chairman, Douveri Henao, in a media press conference in Port Moresby.

In the Men of Honor Cycle, two new categories were also launched, which saw two outstanding Papua New Guineans join the distinguished panel of judges.

The two new judges are Professor Betty Lovai, who will be judging the Allen Mahuru Posthumous Service Award and Dadi Toka Jnr, who will be judging the Young Men of Honor category.

The Foundation’s CEO, Beatrice Mahuru, has been invited to present at the Digicel Group’s Marketing Summit in St. Lucia next week.

The Marketing Summit will take place in the Caribbean Island nation of St. Lucia, where marketing heads of Digicel’s 32 markets are expected to attend.

This announcement was done by Digicel Foundation’s board chairman, Douveri Henao, on Tuesday.

He was proud to announce that the Men of Honour campaign is now going international.