AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBauxite Probe: The Attorney-General’s update on 33 Rennell Island bauxite shipments says key export records from 2019–2021 are missing or incomplete, CBSI shows no payment trail, and no refinery certificates or assay reports have been found—raising fresh questions over royalties and oversight. Political Accountability: Opposition leaders are challenging a SBD$100,000-a-month Forestry rental tied to a property registered to PM Matthew Wale, while also rejecting the Government/AG’s explanations over the SIMHL mineral holdings registration and alleged “administrative mistakes.” Health Push: Solomon Islands launched its National Roadmap for Malaria Elimination 2026–2040, targeting zero malaria deaths by 2030 and WHO certification by 2040, with a major focus on high-burden provinces. Tax Reform: The GREAT Government released a draft Formal Tax Policy Work Programme 2026–2028 for public consultation, aiming for a more transparent, participatory tax policy process. Regional Economy: PM Wale and PNG PM Marape used the PNG–Solomon Islands investment forum to call for a “growth corridor” and stronger business-to-business investment ties. Sports: Central Coast FC chase continental glory against Auckland City FC in the OFC Men’s Champions League final in Ba. Work Opportunities: PALM has now placed more than 13,000 Solomon Islanders in Australia.
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