AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIndependence Culture Watch: Dr Naomi Simet says PNG’s songs, dances, music and costumes carry knowledge that must be handed to young people as the country heads into its next 50 years. Education as Future: Dame Maria Kopkop and others at Kopkop College’s 51st pre-Independence celebrations argue education is the “highway to life” for tomorrow’s leaders. Jobs, Tourism, and Planning: University of Papua New Guinea ICT academic Russel Deka Harada urges PNG to use its youth, culture and resources to build jobs and a safer, happier nation over the next half-century. Integrity and Anti-Corruption: PM Marape calls for a culture of performance, discipline and accountability, while ICAC Acting Commissioner Don Sawong urges citizens to reject bribery and uphold integrity. Data for Development: National Statistician Alfred Mokae stresses that statistics are people’s stories and are essential for planning services and improving living standards. Peace and Community Action: Hela’s illegal firearms surrender amnesty continues, with more weapons handed over ahead of Independence Day. Faith and Youth: Vanimo Catholic youths hold an inland denary rally mixing prayer, discussion on drugs and violence, and cultural performances. Sports and Inclusion: PNGDF Commander Polewara orders a permanent women’s rugby squad as the Commander’s Cup launches. UN on Land Rights: UN CERD slams PNG over failures to protect Indigenous land rights and unlawful leases.
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