AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOFC U-16 Football: Solomon Islands booked a semi-final spot with a 3-1 win over Tahiti, setting up a last-four clash with Fiji after goals from George Lea’i, Jayer Makarani and a late response by Tahiti. Tobacco Control: WHO is urging stronger action to protect Solomon Islands youth from tobacco marketing and new nicotine products, while Health Minister Morris Toiraena warns the industry is pushing e-cigarettes, heated tobacco and flavoured pouches as “tools for addiction.” Healthcare Upgrade: Japan handed over the upgraded Kilu’ufi Hospital in Malaita, with JICA stressing local ownership and long-term maintenance to keep services running for years. Rural Water Support: New Zealand’s funded water tanks are now in place for 30 Tasimboko ward villages in Guadalcanal, easing daily water shortages. Domestic Flights: Solomon Airlines says a second twin otter has returned to service, aiming to restore more normal domestic schedules while repairs to the remaining Dash-8 continue. Regional Sport Inclusion: Tonga hosted the first Oceania Para Archery Coaching Course, with Solomon Islands para archers taking part and Rose winning silver in the OPAL competition. Diplomacy: PM Matthew Wale is set to travel to Washington and Tokyo for talks to deepen partnerships, returning on 26 July.
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