Kondom Agaundo

Kondom Agaundo ( – 28 August 1966) was a Papua New Guinean tribal leader and politician. He served as a member of the Legislative Council between 1961 and 1964.

Biography Agaundo was born in Wandi, a village near Kundiawa, around 1917. His father was a war leader, but he was orphaned as a child. He subsequently grew up in Koglai and developed a close relationship with the Australian authorities, carrying milk from the Catholic mission at Mingende to the government compound at Kundiawa. and was buried at Wandi. The headquarters of Chimbu Province were named after him in 1982, with a high school in Wandi named after him in 2012.