AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation & Tech: Papua New Guinea launched its AI-powered EduNEX learning management system and an Integrated ICT Policy for Education, aiming to digitise classrooms and support teachers nationwide, including remote communities. Human Rights: After nearly 30 years, PNG soft-launched a National Human Rights Policy in Port Moresby with EU and UN partners, focusing on law and order, gender-based violence, land rights, and access to services. Connectivity & Services: In Kira (Northern), residents say they still lack mobile network coverage, leaving families isolated, slowing emergency response, and blocking students’ access to learning and information. Culture & Community: United Church marked 100 years of the Gospel in Kieta, Bougainville, celebrating mission-era education and health work. Public Life & Governance: PNG’s Supreme Court upheld constitutional changes to the Vote of No Confidence process, clearing a legal hurdle ahead of 2027 elections. Sports & Identity: The PNG Chiefs’ NRL push is framed as nation-building, not just a game—highlighting rugby league’s deep cultural roots. Health Promotion: Colgate PNG celebrated 15 years of National Tooth Brushing Day, reaching hundreds of thousands of students with oral health messages.
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