Papua New Guinea’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has cracked down on a major financial syndicate in New Ireland, arresting and charging five senior provincial education officials and a school principal’s wife over the alleged misappropriation of K908,839.50 in Tuition Fee Free (TFF) funds.
The arrests follow a targeted investigation triggered by a tip-off from a concerned citizen into systemic fund abuse at New Hanover Seconda…
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