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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, while ensuring a transformative and transparent administration. This new direction, Pongi said, was aimed at revitalizing what he described as his “sinking province”. Renbel, Solomon Islands’ smallest province with a…

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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 council’s interests.  Siapu, councilor for Rove-Lengakiki Ward, retained the top job following an election this morning – securing 13 votes against his only rival Robert Oge, who received seven ballots.  As a first step, he…

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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 out in the recent prime minister’s election. Wale’s party, the Solomon Islands Democratic Party (SIDP), won 11 seats in the April 17 elections but the coalition he forged with the…

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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 their Australian accredited Working in Aged Care Preparation Skill Set qualifications. Graduates with this qualification can pursue health sector employment opportunities in Solomon Islands, or in Australia under the Pacific…

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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 contesting in the premier’s election in provincial capital Auki, next Tuesday.  This decision comes as a surprise to many, following earlier reports that he is seeking re-election to become the…

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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 took on the task of leading his nation of 700,000 people  for the next four years. In his victory speech today, Manele highlighted rebuilding the economy as a priority his…

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