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We Need to Guard The Minerals Sector ‘Jealously’, Says Opposition Leader Wale

by Georgina Maka’a The mining sector has the potential to become a major pillar of Solomon Islands’ economy, so it must be guarded “jealously”, Opposition leader Matthew Wale says. Speaking in Parliament, Wale said minerals are a non-renewable resource and must be treated as such in government policy and decision-making.…

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Wale Says GNUT Underperformed in Parliament, Warns of ‘State Capture’

by Georgina Maka’a Opposition Leader Matthew Wale has criticised the Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) for what he described as “a lack of productivity in Parliament”, warning that political instability, poor ministerial discipline and competing vested interests were undermining national governance. Contributing to the adjournment sine die motion…

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Nukukaisi Cocoa Group Reaps Big Returns From SIART Support, Strengthening Rural Livelihoods

Members of the Vaimatesa Savings and Producer Group in Nukukaisi, West Bauro, Makira/Ulawa Province are reaping the reward of investing in their cocoa farms. With funding support from the Solomon Islands Agriculture and Rural Transformation (SIART) Project, a partnership between the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL) and the World…

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Unity, Stability, National Interest: Inside Manele’s Defence of GNUT’s First 18 Months

by Georgina Maka’a Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has used Parliament’s final sitting of 2025 to deliver a sweeping defence of his Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT). He told the nation that his administration has restored political stability, strengthened the economy, and delivered “meaningful progress” across key sectors in…

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Manele Defends GNUT’s Record, Claims 18 Months of Stability and Progress

by Georgina Maka’a Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has used Parliament’s final sitting of the year to defend his Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT), declaring that his administration has restored stability, strengthened public finances and delivered tangible development across the country in its first 18 months in power. Moving…

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