Papua New Guinea: Former University Official Charged with Fraud and Embezzlement of More Than 600,000 Kina | CUAC

Civil Union – Follow-ups Authorities in Papua New Guinea have charged a former financial official at the University of Papua New Guinea over allegations of fraud and manipulation of the university's student database, involving approximately 602,785 kina in public funds. According to local reports, the suspect previously served as the university's Acting Bursar and Deputy Bursar. Investigations into the case began in 2024, before he was arrested in August 2026. The charges are related to alleged financial fraud and the manipulation of university systems and student records. Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the full extent of the losses and identify any additional responsibilities or individuals involved in the case. Source: Papua New Guinea Today (PNG Facts)