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Sogavare Exposes Mining Mess, Blames Tovosia’s Leadership A Failure

by Ronald Toito’ona In a stunning revelation, former Finance Minister Manasseh Sogavare has exposed what he calls serious failures in the government’s handling of the country’s mineral wealth—pointing to missing revenues, halted mining licenses, and a leadership unwilling to act. Sogavare was responding to a question from In-depth Solomons about…

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Government’s Failure to Prioritise Bina Harbour Project Forces MP Tei’ifi To Resign

The Government of National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) has come under fire following the resignation of West Kwaio MP, Claudios Tei’ifi, who cited the administration’s failure to prioritise the Bina Harbour Project as his main reason for leaving. Tei’ifi, who joined the GNUT government last year after leaving the Parliamentary…

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Sogavare Rejects Claims He’s Eyeing Prime Minister Post Again

by Ronald Toito’ona Former Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has dismissed speculation that his recent defection from the Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) as finance minister was motivated by personal ambition to reclaim the country’s top political post. Responding to a direct question during a press conference today, on…

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Maelanga: We are not ‘grasshopping’ 

by Ronald Toito’ona Former Infrastructure Minister Manasseh Maelanga has dismissed claims of political opportunism, saying his group’s exit from the GNUT government was driven by failed leadership and national interest. “We are not grasshopping,” Maelanga declared during a press conference in Honiara today. “We are senior leaders. If you look…

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Sogavare-Led Group Resigns From Gov’t; New Coalition May be Formed Soon

by Georgina Maka’a Solomon Islanders may soon see the formation of a new coalition government. This follows the resignation of 10 government MPs — five ministers and five backbenchers — this afternoon. The group is being led by Finance and Treasury Minister Manasseh Sogavare, who is also the parliamentary wing…

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