Police warn against disturbances in counting process
Police say they will take stern action against anyone who intends to disturb the counting process at different counting venues…
Author: Charley Piringi
Charley Piringi is a co-founder and investigative journalist at In-Depth Solomons.
Suidani in, Fini out
Early results in Malaita’s provincial elections saw ousted former premier Daniel Suidani regaining his seat, while his political nemesis and…
Nestor Ghiro Secures Third Term in parliament; Our Party leading the election results
Nestor Ghiro secured his third consecutive term as the Member of Parliament for Central Makira Constituency. Among the six candidates…
Marau Secures Third Term Amidst Ongoing Legal Battle
In a closely contested election, Willie Bradford Marau has clinched victory for the third consecutive time, reaffirming his position as…
Election Updates: Historic Joint Polls Marked by High Turnout
The Solomon Islands, typically holding elections every four years, sees an extension to a fifth year this cycle, marking the…
The Importance of Decision-Making in the Elections
by Martin Otto As Solomon Islanders, we stand at a pivotal moment in our nation’s history, poised to make one…
Campaign black-out starts Monday midnight
A person who engages in election campaign activities outside the campaign period commits an offence as specified in the Electoral…
Despite the millions, Malaita’s East Road remains in terrible condition
By Ronald F. Toito’ona For villagers in the eastern region of Malaita, the province’s East Road holds significant importance to…
Unplanned, Underfunded and Unfinished: Bradley Tovosia’s Road to Nowhere
By Charley Piringi, Gina Maka’a, and Ofani Eremae For his constituents in Guadalcanal’s remote Weather Coast, the new road promised…
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Dear Editor The Solomon Star on Thursday, April 11 published an article that repeated false accusations that In-Depth Solomons had…