AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoYouth & Education: Papua New Guinea’s 2024 census shows 59% of the population is under 25, sharpening the focus on schools and opportunities for young people. In Kairuku, 99 Grade 10 and 35 Grade 8 students graduated after their school topped the district’s Grade 10 exams. Learning Resources: PNG and Japan have signed a five-year deal to develop maths and science textbooks and teachers’ guides for Grades 7–10, with work due to begin in 2027. Cultural Heritage: Milne Bay’s Kenu and Kundu Festival celebrated the province’s maritime traditions, music, dance and craftsmanship, with Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Belden Namah urging communities to protect their heritage. PNG Stories on Screen: The country’s most expensive film, Mussau: The First Song, has wrapped shooting and unveiled its first images.
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