New Renbel premier pledges to instill public confidence in leadership
By Ronald F. Toito’ona Rennell & Bellona’s newly-elected premier Derek Pongi has pledged to instill public confidence in his province’s leadership,…
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.
Police officer died after reportedly stabbed inside Honiara pub
An off-duty police officer died after he was reportedly stabbed on his left eye inside a Kukum seaside pub in capital Honiara last…
China will be Honiara City Council’s ‘Partner of Choice’, says re-elected mayor Eddie Siapu
By Ronald F. Toito’ona Honiara’s newly elected mayor Eddie Siapu says China will be his new administration’s “partner of choice” in advancing the…
Wale assumes Opposition leader’s role in Solomon Islands
By Ronald F. Toito’ona Matthew Wale has officially assumed the Opposition leader’s role in the Solomon Islands National Parliament after losing…
Empowering Solomons Women to Work in Australia Aged Care
Australia is helping create jobs for Solomon Islanders through skills and training, with seventeen young Solomon Islander women recently receiving…
Young leader calls for unity ahead of premier’s election in Malaita
By Ronald F. Toito’ona Philip Kwato’o, one of the two candidates vying to be the next premier of Malaita Province, has…
Suidani Opts Out of Premier’s Election Race in Malaita
By Ronald F. Toito’ona Daniel Suidani, the former Premier of Malaita Province in Solomon Islands, has announced that he will not be…
New Solomons PM Pledges to Tackle Nation’s ‘Precarious’ Economy
By Ronald F. Toito’ona Solomon Islands newly-elected Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has pledged to tackle the country’s collapsing economy as he…
Wale remains confident ahead of PM’s election
By Ronald F. Toito’ona He may have only 20 of the 50 MPs on his side, but Matthew Wale says he…
General Reflections on Election
by Martin Otto The recent national election has left many Solomon Islanders contemplating the state of our nation, which particularly…