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Australia Backs Solomons New Coconut Processing Facility

Coconut down streaming in Solomon Islands is poised for expansion with Australia investing in a new cutting-edge processing facility, operated by Islands’ Own, in West Guadalcanal. Islands’ Own is a local company that processes and manufactures a range of products using coconuts sourced from local farmers.  Through its private sector…

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Minister Agovaka signs revised Air Service Agreement with New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister

A historic Air Services Agreement (ASA) between Solomon Islands and New Zealand was signed yesterday. The agreement was co-signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Peter Shanel Agovaka and the visiting New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Winston Peters in Honiara. The two governments believed…

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Boosting Education: Australia Injects $29 Million into Solomon Islands’ Education System

Australia has committed SBD 29 million dollars to 40 schools across the Solomon islands,  visiting Australia’s Foreign Minister, Senator Hon Penny Wong, announced today. She said Australia will be providing “critical education infrastructure” across the country.  “We are investing SBD 29 million dollars in Solomon Islands, through the education system,…

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Australia’s SBD50 Million Investment on Sasape Shipyard

Solomon Islands domestic shipping industry will soon benefit from improved vesselmaintenance services thanks to a SBD$50 million investment by Solomon IslandsShipyard Limited (SISL) and the Australian Government to rehabilitate the SasapeShipyard in Tulagi, Central Province. Visiting the Shipyard, Australian High Commissioner, Rod Hilton, said that as amaritime nation, Solomon Islands…

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U.S provides additional $800,000 to mitigate communities against natural disasters

The United States government says it’s providing an additional $800,000 to help remote communities in Solomon Islands mitigate drought and protect vulnerable communities against recurrent natural disasters. A statement the U.S Embassy in Honiara issued today said the funds are being channelled through the U.S Agency for International Development (USAID).…

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Solomons Economy In ‘Precarious State’ As Parties Lobby to Form New Government

by Charley Piringi As Solomon Islands concludes its elections and looks forward to the formation of its new government, the state of its economy remains in a “Precarious” situation, says Central Bank Governor Dr Luke Forau. “The country is at the crossroads,” Forau stated when launching the Central Bank’s 2023…

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