AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOFC Women’s Champions League: Ba Women kick off in style in Honiara, leading Group A after a 6-0 win over Henderson Eels, with Koleta Likuculacula scoring twice and vowing to “take it one game at a time” ahead of a tough clash with PNG’s Hekari. OFC Women’s Champions League: In the same group, Vanuatu’s Tafea Women fought back to draw Hekari 2-2, after Hekari led at the break—setting up a big next round when Ba comes calling. Chess Development: Solomon Islands Chess Federation is pushing growth beyond Honiara, with a free Gizo Mini Chess Tournament this Saturday at the Gizo Youth Centre, plus a recent boost from FIDE GM Nigel Short’s blitz sessions. National Panpipe Festival: NATPAN 2026 is gearing up for July 1–5 at the National Museum and National Art Gallery, with VFresh and Solrais donating water and rice for travelling panpipe groups. Sport & Culture Spotlight: Temotu Bash 2.0 drew about 1,000 people in Lata, cementing the event as an annual tourism push. Inter-Ministry Games: Forestry teams debuted in the Healthy Lifestyle and Sports Program, while Rural Kings opened their men’s soccer campaign with a 1-0 win. Regional Security (Pacific influence): Australia and Vanuatu sign the Nakamal agreement, aiming to reassure sovereignty while locking in policing cooperation and keeping critical infrastructure from militarisation.
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