An Agenda For Anti-corruption Research in The Pacific
By Grant Walton and team* At the 2025 Pacific Update, hosted at the University of the South Pacific in Suva,…
Author: Ronald Toito'ona
Ronald Flier Toito’ona is a distinguished Solomon Islands Investigative journalist. He is part of In-depth Solomons, an investigative newsroom based in Honiara dedicated to transparency and accountability.
China Donates $100,000 to Malaita’s Manakwai School Fencing Project
The Manakwai Community High School (CHS) in North Malaita has expressed heartfelt gratitude to the People’s Republic of China (PRC)…
Lawyers Sharpen Courtroom Skills in Landmark Training Workshop
Public and private lawyers have benefited from a four-day training workshop in Honiara, aimed at building capability to appear in…
WHO Lauds $250M Naha Birthing and Health Centre as Climate-Resilient Model for Pacific
The World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for the Western Pacific, Dr Saia Ma’u Piukala, says he’s impressed by the…
Housing Crisis Forcing Locals Into Slums, Opposition MP Tells Parliament
Acting Solomon Islands Opposition leader John Dean Kuku says the housing crisis in Honiara and other urban centres has become…
A Journey From Classroom To Seafood Science
“Age is not a limit. Keep learning, keep going and never let anything hold you back.” These words from Ms.…
Australian Minister Wraps Up Solomon Islands Visit With Major Announcements
Australia’s Assistant Minister for Pacific Island Affairs, Senator the Hon. Nita Green, concluded her three-day visit to Solomon Islands on…
Lands Commissioner Back On The Job After ‘Shocking Suspension’
by Georgina Maka’a Suspended Lands Commissioner Alan McNeil has got his job back. This came two weeks after his dramatic…
New Water and Sanitation Facilities Transform Learning Environment at Aretakiki SDA Primary School
On 25 November 2025, students at Aretakiki Primary School in Central Guadalcanal celebrated a milestone with the opening of new…
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