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China Prepares For ‘Grand Entry’ With Road Project in Malaita

by Georgina Maka’a Malaitans are expected to see China’s grand entry into their province with the tar-sealing of Auki’s poor road network, scheduled to start early next year. This comes following the recent signing of the Implementation Agreement between Chinese Ambassador to Solomon Islands Cai Weiming and Solomon Islands’ minister…

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Australia Funds 110 Community Projects Across Solomon Islands in 2024

Australia launched 60 new “Solomon Islands – Australia Community Partnerships” projects at an awards night on 2 December with communities from across Solomon Islands, representing a significant investment of nearly SBD$15 million in direct funding for local businesses.  These new projects bring the total number of Australian-funded community projects to 100 in 2024, following…

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Wale: Gov’t Has Failed the People of Rennell

Solomons Opposition leader Matthew Wale has strongly condemned Government’s failure to address the long outstanding issues surrounding bauxite mining in Rennell.  Speaking in Parliament today, Wale rebuked Government’s for its gross mismanagement and incompetence in handling the Nation’s strategic resources. The Leader of the Alternative Government’s remarks came after the…

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Sogavare Defends Tax Exemptions; Says It’s an Incentive to Boost Investment

by Ronald Toito’ona Solomon Islands former Prime Minister, and current Minister for Finance & Treasury (MoFT), Manasseh Sogavare has strongly defended his government’s administration of the tax and duty exemption regime amidst ongoing public and political scrutiny. Sogavare delivered a comprehensive statement addressing the management of tax and duty exemptions…

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Leader of Independent questions gov’t over plans tofurther amend Constituent Assembly Ammendment

By Ednal Palmer PARLIAMENT adjourns to Wednesday this week to give time for the Public AccountsCommittee (PAC) and the Bills and Legislation Committee (BLC) to complete theirbusinesses.When moving the adjournment motion this morning, Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele saidthe adjournment is crucial to give ample time for the Public Accounts Committee…

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Top Australian Criminal Target Zhao Thrived in Fiji Despite High-Level Warnings

Fiji’s former prime minister and police chief publicly associated with Zhao Fugang, a China-born businessman and Communist Party representative, even after police warned them that Zhao was suspected of ties to organized crime. Zhao has not been charged with any crime. Key Findings Fiji’s former prime minister and police chief…

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