AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIndependence in the Highlands: In Enga’s Kompiam-Ambum, a Kasi ward councillor led an early Independence Day celebration despite tribal fighting and a destroyed village, with children marching, traditional dances, and women’s songs bringing people back together. Community Development & Faith: An open letter questions why the Huon Gulf Minister for Community Development, Religion, Women and Youth did not attend the ELC-PNG National Women’s Conference in Port Moresby (Sept 13–18), despite women travelling from across the country. Sports Pathways: PNG Chiefs outlined a national pathway plan to turn grassroots rugby league talent into professionals, linking elite training with education and vocational options. Education Support: Australia delivered 37,000 litres of water relief to St Charles Lwanga Secondary School in Port Moresby to keep students learning during El Niño rationing. Culture & Language: The National Cultural Commission marked PNG’s 51st Independence Anniversary with staff uniforms and highlighted work protecting heritage through renovations, community cultural centres, and support for local music and creative arts. Governance & Unity: Leaders across provinces urged a “reset” for the next 50 years, stressing unity, discipline, and better services as PNG marks 51 years. Financial Oversight: Bank of PNG issued a formal warning to Bank South Pacific over alleged anti-money laundering/counter-terrorism financing compliance failures.
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