AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater Security: Solomon Water has commissioned a new treatment plant in Noro, designed to improve water quality and supply reliability for the township and SolTuna. Health Services: Isabel’s health division has received a SBD$2.03 million EU-funded water, sanitation and environmental health complex in Buala. Justice: The Judiciary says 193 people are on remand, some for five to 13 years, and calls for agencies across the justice system to urgently identify delays and act. Climate Finance: Prime Minister Matthew Wale joined Pacific leaders at COP31 urging immediate climate funding, while Climate Minister Wayne Ghemu pressed lenders to speed up payouts before disasters strike. Border Security: Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea have reviewed their border cooperation agreement; an updated pact is expected to be signed in Honiara early next year. Honiara Roads: Temporary one-way traffic diversions around the HCC and MID precinct began on November 11 and are expected to last about three weeks. Child Protection: The DPP has raised alarm over sexual offences involving children, including victims under 10, and urged families and communities to protect them.
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