AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOFC Women’s Champions League: Hekari Women were held to a 2-2 draw by Vanuatu’s Tafea Women in their Group A opener in Honiara, after Tafea led early, Hekari struck back before halftime, and a second-half long kick leveled the match. Chess Development: Solomon Islands Chess Federation says FIDE Grandmaster Nigel Short’s June 25–27 visit sparked fresh momentum, with youth and school/community chess plans plus blitz games where Short won all eight local matches. Regional Film & Storytelling: Fiji’s FBC TV has been picked as the official broadcaster for the inaugural People of the Pasifika 48-Hour Film Challenge, running across Pacific host nations including Solomon Islands this September. National Panpipe Festival Build-up: Haroro Cultural Group (Ngella traditions) is set to perform at NATPAN 2026 in Honiara (July 1–5), with VFresh and Solrais backing festival supplies. Sport Facilities & Recognition: The National Tennis Centre has been named an ITF “White Level Facility,” a major international milestone for player development and coaching in Solomon Islands. Local Sports Spotlight: Forestry teams debuted in the Inter-Ministry Healthy Lifestyle and Sports Program, while Duddley’s Taekwondo Academy celebrated a best-ever medal haul at the Honiara Games.
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