AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Integrity: PNG’s National Examinations begin today for Grades 8, 10 and 12, with the Education Department warning of serious penalties for malpractice, including non-certification and bans for schools. Public Service & Discipline: Prime Minister James Marape commissioned 54 new police officers, stressing duty, loyalty and discipline as they enter long-term roles. Gender-Based Violence Action: WiRE chair Karo Maha used Bel isi PNG’s Leadership Forum to push for moving GBV/FSV policies “from commitment to action,” citing industry initiatives that support women and challenge harmful behaviour. Community Learning: BSP donated 20 computers to Tabubil Secondary School, restoring practical ICT training with a fully set-up lab. Culture & Place: Paererewā’s “Blenheim Pae” will be an interactive public artwork—Pacific-style seating inspired by patapata/vatavata/nakamal forms—built to last 1,000 years. Tourism & Culture Abroad: PNG promoted cultural, natural and adventure attractions at Hong Kong’s Holiday & Travel Expo, backed by Air Niugini’s direct flights. Governance & “PNG Time”: Opposition Leader James Nomane called to dismantle “PNG Time,” arguing delays and poor service can’t be treated as culture.
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