AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup buzz in Honiara: Hundreds of fans joined an alcohol-free FIFA World Cup fan parade, waving flags and cheering for their teams ahead of the tournament. Malaita football kickoff: The Auki Capital League 2026 is set to start with the men’s division on June 20 and the women’s on June 27, with matches at Aligegeo Sports Ground. Kwaibaita league opens: The Kwaibaita Football League launched in Malaita with 22 registered teams, running for three months and aiming to lift youth talent. Healthy living through sport: Government ministries came together for the Inter-Ministry Healthy Lifestyle and Sports Programme, mixing music, live bands, and sporting activities. Hockey outreach: Hook in4Health brought hockey and team-building to Ruavatu Secondary School in North East Guadalcanal under the Live Well, Learn Well, Lead Well pillars. Culture spotlight (NATPAN): The Culture Division says NATPAN benefits will be shared with communities via host families and school-linked support, with the festival set for July 1–5. Chess for Independence: Registrations opened for the Sir Peter Kenilorea Championship on July 7, with hopes of 20 teams and 100+ players. Basketball pathway: Solomon Islands U23 3×3 teams departed for New Caledonia, with the winner earning U23 World Cup qualification. Para sport inclusion: DWEA’s “Play for Equity” Para Sport Program ran June 2–4 at SINIS, combining sport, leadership training, and empowerment.
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