AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPolice & Leadership Training: Two senior RSIPF officers, including the Western Province police commander, have travelled to the UK for a month-long International Leadership Programme under the UK College of Policing, part of the Pacific Policing Leadership Programme. Weather & Safety: SIMS issued Strong Wind Warning 231, urging communities and sea travellers in Temotu, Makira, Rennell/Bellona, East Malaita and South Guadalcanal to prepare for rough seas and reduced visibility; a separate 4.9 quake near Vella Lavella brought no tsunami threat. Disability & Skills: Australia-backed training is underway in Honiara to teach 10 hearing-impaired Solomon Islanders mobile phone repair, with tools and mentoring support. Land Administration: The Kunkwaikwai customary landholding group in Central Kwara’ae, Malaita, has reached the three-month public notice stage for customary land recording. Climate & UN Politics: PM Matthew Wale used UNGA to call for stronger climate adaptation and resilience finance, and to push for an end to UN Security Council veto powers; he also renewed calls for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to visit West Papua. Media Integrity: Pacific media leaders meeting in Fiji warned that AI-driven misinformation and weak media literacy are eroding public trust, urging better access to climate loss and damage information and stronger accountability. Local Governance & Compliance: Makira-Ulawa is rolling out public transport compliance stickers, while Guadalcanal’s premier calls for stability and license compliance as the provincial budget grows.
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