AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSports Commerce: Tonga National Rugby League says Mate Ma’a Tonga can use its name on the field without charge; any compensation request concerns commercial merchandise sales. Power Supply: Tonga Power has commissioned two Popua generators, adding 3.52 megawatts as a temporary boost while a permanent upgrade advances. Separately, the ADB approved a US$15.39 million grant to help Tonga manage fuel-price shocks and maintain affordable electricity. Agriculture: A former agriculture minister says soil-moisture monitoring could provide earlier drought warnings and give farmers more time to protect crops and livestock. In Kolonga, solar-powered cold storage is helping a root-crop exporter reduce losses and prepare produce for overseas markets. Fisheries: A strong El Niño is expected to shift tuna distribution and fishing activity across the Pacific into 2027, posing risks for the region’s fisheries and economies.
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