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The Kerowagi Cultural Show has taken a bold step into the digital age with the official launch of its website (www.kerowagishow.com) on 30 April 2025. Local MP Hon. Francis Kikin
The Vice Minister for Public Service, Francis Siune, addressed graduands at the Somare Institute of Leadership and Governance (SILAG) graduation ceremony, emphasizing the importance of ethical governance, accountability, and service
After decades of neglect, Kamataru Primary School in remote Kerowagi District finally has two brand-new classrooms, officially opened on February 27, 2025. Funded by the Kerowagi DDA with K50,000, the
Kerowagi MP Francis Kikin Siune has opened three staff houses and a new classroom at Kambu Bingoma to boost rural education. Funded by the Kerowagi DDA, the K250,000 project supports
Miunde Primary School in Upper-Lower Kornigle marked a significant step forward in education security on 26th February with the official commissioning of its new perimeter fence, funded by the Kerowagi
Shekaina Christian Academy in Miunde, Kerowagi District, celebrated the launch of its new library on March 26, 2025. The facility will provide vital learning resources for children in Ward 5,
Kerowagi website would provide residents with a platform to access information, promote economic opportunities, and improve communication and accountability between the government and the people of Kerowagi
Gives people the chance to learn about the district's administration and the development plans and services, and business opportunities.
The website could be used to provide information about government services, such as public health clinics, education, and local governance structures.
The website could increase transparency and accountability by providing information on government budgets, development plans, and public service delivery.
The website would provide a platform for improved communication between the government and the people. Residents could use the website to provide feedback on public services and development plans, and to access information on upcoming community events and meetings.
Kerowagi District is one of six districts of the Simbu Province in Papua New Guinea. Its capital is Kerowagi and the district has three Local Level Government (LLG) areas: Gena-Waugla Rural, Kerowagi Rural, and Kup Rural. The district is situated in the northwestern end of the province and covers Whagi, Koronigle, Singa Nigle, and Omai valleys, as well as the mountains of the Sepik-Whagi. The district is regarded as one of the fertile valleys where cash crops are grown in abundance. The native people speak the Kuman language, which is their original dialect. The original tribes of the Kerowagi district are Siambugla-Waugla, Kombuku, Gena, Bandi, Kumai, Endugla No. 2, Bindeku, Graiku, Siglku, and Kamaneku. Kerowagi is said to be developing at a much faster rate than the other districts in Simbu Province due to the fertility of the valley and its access to infrastructure, improved and established road networks, and mindset of the people
The Kerowagi District is governed by a dedicated team of officials who are committed to efficient and transparent administration. We have a clear set of policies and procedures that ensure that government services are delivered fairly and effectively.
The government, in collaboration with development agencies, provides support to SMEs through funding, training, and policy frameworks aimed at fostering growth and sustainability
we highlight our commitment to gender equality and women's empowerment. Discover the resources, programs, and initiatives that uplift and support the women of Kerowagi District, enabling them to achieve their full potential.
Stay active and involved through our sports programs. Find information on local sports events, facilities, and how sports promote a healthy lifestyle
Learn about our initiatives focused on empowering and engaging our youth.
Discover the role of faith and community in our local churches and their contributions to the social fabric of our district.
DSIP stands for “District Services Improvement Program.” It’s a term commonly used in Papua New Guinea and some other countries to refer to a government program that allocates funds to districts for the purpose of improving essential services and infrastructure at the local level. The DSIP is designed to empower local leaders and communities to address their specific development needs.
Welcome to the Infrastructure section, Here, we take pride in our ongoing efforts to enhance the physical framework of our district
Safety and security are paramount in Kerowagi District. In this section, gain insights into our commitment
Roads and bridges are vital in Kerowagi as they connect remote and rural communities.
The well-being of our community is of utmost importance. Llearn about the range of medical services available in Kerowagi District
Learn about initiatives supporting agriculture, small businesses, and job creation, all contributing to a thriving local economy.
Discover details about our schools upgrades, scholarship opportunities, and initiatives at kerowagi
A Vision of Leaving No Kerowagi Behind”
Our mission is to transform Kerowagi District into a model of equitable development where every individual and community thrives
Kerowagi District is committed to nurturing talent and knowledge by offering scholarships to deserving students
Stay informed about the latest happenings in Kerowagi District
Hon. Francis Kikin Siune, MP for Kerowagi District, has initiated several projects in the district. He has presented a budget of about K22.5 million for this year, aimed at improving basic services in the district. He has allocated funds to seal roads in the district and link Kerowagi district to Kundiwa Town, which is about 35km away. He has also launched 22 socio-economic projects for the first quarter of fiscal year 2023, including road construction, urban road network upgrade, a new urban market, land boundary demarcation, reconstruction of water supply system, establishment of an abattoir project, allocation of financial resources for all church groups in the district, and provision of materials for E-learning in the district’s 30 primary schools
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We extend our warmest greetings and welcome you to our district’s official website! As proud elected members of this vibrant District’s, we are committed to leaving no Kerowagi behind when it comes to essential service delivery.
Our district strives to ensure that every individual, household, and community has access to basic necessities, opportunities, and resources. With this goal in mind, we have developed this website as a vital platform to enhance communication, accessibility, and inclusivity for all.
Through this website, we aim to provide you with a wealth of valuable information about our district’s services, projects, initiatives, and cultural heritage. It serves as a hub for connecting residents, sharing updates, and fostering community engagement.
We understand the importance of staying connected in today’s digital age, and this website plays a pivotal role in achieving that. It serves as a bridge between us, the district administration, and you, the cherished members of our community. It allows us to communicate effectively, address concerns, and gather feedback to shape our collective journey towards progress and development.
By leveraging the power of the internet and technology, we can overcome geographical barriers and ensure that no one is left behind. The website serves as a comprehensive resource center where you can access information about education, healthcare, infrastructure, government services, and more. It is designed to empower you with knowledge, enabling you to make informed decisions and actively participate in the development of our district.
Thank you for your continued support, participation, and belief in the vision of leaving no Kerowagi behind. Let us embark on this digital journey together and forge a stronger and brighter future for our beloved district.
Warm regards,
Hon.Francis Kikin Siune
Member of Kerowagi District
Kerowagi district administration building is located in kerowagi town, locating close the the old airport
