AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPNGDF Sports & Inclusion: PNGDF Commander Rear Admiral Philip Polewara ordered a permanent women’s rugby squad as the Commander’s Cup launched, pushing gender inclusion and better health across military sports. Independence Message on Unity: Police Minister Sir John Pundari urged citizens to move from complaining to contributing, surrender illegal guns, stop tribal fights, and tackle gender violence and drug abuse—calling for respect across cultures and religions. Integrity vs Corruption: ICAC Acting Commissioner Don Sawong said corruption is blocking education, healthcare and infrastructure, stressing it’s a shared responsibility for every Papua New Guinean to reject bribery and unfair advantages. Education & Literacy Push: PNG marked International Literacy Day with school reading activities, while Prime Minister Marape called for quality education in the next 50 years—better teachers, better schools, and better conditions. Culture & Community Events: Central Province’s CMACF in Bereina is blending traditional performance, modern music, and SME stalls to turn culture into local opportunity. Creative Sector Funding: The National Cultural Commission backed reggae artist Anslom with K20,000 and urged more investment in PNG’s creative industries. Local Education Infrastructure: Australia opened a new library and Early Childhood Education Centre at Sonoma Adventist College (PGK13.7m), aiming to expand early learning and study access in East New Britain.
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