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“Geopolitics Fo Wat?” Reassessing Malaita’s Rural Development

        by Anouk Ride I write this amidst the thunder of a tropical storm in a village in Malaita, recalling the storm that was this province’s foray into geopolitical struggles after the national government switched diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China in 2019. Malaita’s Premier Daniel Suidani opposed…

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Community-Led Climate Resilience Project In Malaita’s Malu’u Market Gets Global Attention

Communities in Malu’u, North Malaita, have gained global attention for an innovative, Australia‑supported project to protect coastline infrastructure through mangrove and coastal tree rehabilitation. Over the past eight months, Australia has been working with a local mangrove and conservation expert from the Fera Au Conservation Association, as well as members…

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Solomon Islands Education Ministry Clarifies Policy On Teacher Study Leave And Salary Arrangements

The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) is aware of the comments made by the Acting Leader of Opposition, John Dean Kuku, concerning teacher study leave and supernumerary arrangements, and wishes to provide clarification to ensure accurate public understanding. Teacher study leave, and related entitlements, are governed by…

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Solomon Power Farewell Longest-Serving Mechanical Fitter After Nearly Two Decades Of Service

Solomon Islands State Owned Entity (SOE), Solomon Power this week bid a heartfelt farewell to one of its longest-serving Mechanical Fitters, Andrew Buga after 19 years and three months of dedicated service. He was part of the Generation team at Solomon Power. Andrew’s journey began at Selwyn College, where he…

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Australia Awards Support Next Generation Of Women Infrastructure Leaders In Solomon Islands

Three rising women in infrastructure have joined a cohort of Solomon Islanders undertaking postgraduate studies in Australia to contribute to national development back home. Soleana Gagahe, Lisa Esibaea and Talei Wore commenced their university studies this month, having worked on Australia’s Solomon Islands Infrastructure Program, which delivers major projects around…

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Nurses Prepare To Deliver Lifesaving Care Ahead Of New Australian-Supported Naha Health Centre

Nurses from Naha Clinic are sharpening their emergency skills in a three-week refresher training — gearing up to deliver faster, lifesaving care when the new Australian supported Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre open this year. The hands-on training at the National Referral Hospital focuses on practical emergency response: CPR,…

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China-Funded Auki Road Upgrade Progresses with Major Drainage Works

Construction is progressing steadily on the China-funded Auki Road Network Rehabilitation Project in Auki, the capital of Malaita Province. The project, implemented by China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), is currently focused on installing reinforced concrete drainage systems along a 9.2-kilometre road corridor. Strengthening Flood Resilience and Road Durability Newly…

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Opposition Calls for Urgent Government Action Over Scholarship Delays in Solomon Islands

Acting Leader of Opposition John Dean Kuku has called for urgent intervention by the Government over ongoing delays in scholarship confirmations and growing uncertainty-surrounding policies affecting teachers undertaking approved studies. Mr Kuku said the Opposition Office has received credible reports that delays in scholarship confirmation and deployment have caused students…

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