AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAgriculture Push: Minister Franklyn Wasi says the GREAT Coalition will prioritise implementing the National Agriculture Development Plan 2026–2030, with new laws and biosecurity reviews, plus a historic plan to post agriculture officers to all 50 constituencies. Cocoa & Coconut Expansion: Government targets 10,000 hectares of new cocoa and coconut plantations to boost rural jobs, exports and farm productivity. Legal Reforms: The Justice Ministry will table three major bills—Attorney General, Director of Public Prosecutions and Public Solicitor—described as the biggest legal changes since 1978. National ID Rollout: Home Affairs Minister Manasseh Maelanga says every Solomon Islander will get a national ID card under a new Civil Registration Bill covering births and deaths. Honiara Under Pressure: Maelanga calls for urgent action on sanitation, waste, drainage, infrastructure, traffic and public order in the capital. Education & Corruption: PM Matthew Wale pledges nationwide fee-free education by 2027 and zero tolerance on corruption, while urging MPs to back reforms and deliver results. Foreign Policy: Wale reaffirms the One China policy as opposition demands transparency on major treaties and international deals. Health Support: Australia backs expanded HIV prevention, testing and treatment across all provinces. Crisis Update: Two Kiwi climbers rescued from a ravine after eight days say they were safe and warm throughout the ordeal, and are recovering in Honiara. Infrastructure & Tourism: Solomon Kitano Mendana Hotel will close from 1 September for major renovation through 2027.
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