AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRemote Culture & Faith: An Israeli adventurer’s near-miss with malaria during a Sepik River trip highlights how PNG’s remote tribes welcome outsiders—and how quickly conditions can turn serious. Education & Youth Pathways: Thirty Grade 6 students from Galomarubu Primary got a firsthand look at university life at UPNG, aiming to stay focused and plan for higher education. ICT for Learning: BSP’s 50for50 GivimBek initiative delivered 20 computer units and a full LAN to Tabubil Secondary School, restoring practical ICT lessons. Governance & Daily Life: Opposition Leader James Nomane renewed calls to end “PNG Time,” arguing delays and weak accountability harm healthcare, services, and public trust. Sports & Community Culture: Former Kumuls star David Mead criticised crowd brawls at rugby league games, warning PNG Chiefs recruitment and player welfare could suffer. Gender & Health Research: A new global study links female infertility burden to chlamydia infections, underscoring the need for better prevention and care. Tourism Promotion: PNG showcased cultural, natural and adventure attractions at Hong Kong’s travel expo, backed by Air Niugini’s direct flights. Connectivity in Remote Areas: Remington Group says Starlink could extend internet access beyond mobile coverage, using solar-powered options for low-power regions. Climate & Oceans: Bezos Earth Fund announced $25m for ocean conservation across the Blue Pacific, including PNG’s push for major offshore marine protection.
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