AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPara Archery in the Pacific: Tonga hosted the first Oceania Para Archery Coaching Course and OPAL competition, bringing together coaches and para-athletes from Tonga, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu to build adaptive coaching skills and inclusive pathways. Prime Minister’s Overseas Push: Prime Minister Matthew Wale will travel to Washington D.C. and Tokyo for official talks, aiming to deepen ties with the US and Japan before returning to Honiara on 26 July. Rural Economy Boost: CEMA’s Farmer First campaign is helping Simbo and Vella Lavella farmers with faster payments and better access to cocoa and copra markets through local buying agents. Airline Disruption Update: Solomon Airlines says the return of a second twin otter from maintenance should restore more normal domestic flight schedules, with further improvements hoped by late August. Sports—OFC U-16: Solomon Islands earned a 2-1 comeback win over Vanuatu to keep their OFC U-16 hopes alive, with semi-finals now set. Health—Kilufi Hospital Upgrade: Japan-funded upgrades to Kilu’ufi Hospital in Malaita were handed over, as leaders call for more investment after concerns about limited renovations across the province. Weather Alert: SIMS issued strong wind warning 83, urging mariners and coastal residents to prepare for rough seas and hazardous conditions.
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