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Stakeholders provide recommendations to SIEC

By EDNAL PALMER THE Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC) is considering out-of-constituency voting, continuous voter registration, and building on the successes of the 2024 joint election in its preparations for future elections. According to Chief Electoral Officer Jasper Highwood Anisi, those were the government’s three major policy directions that will…

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Mataki is New SPM, Replacing Sir Jimmie Rodgers

by Georgina Maka’a Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele today confirmed Sir Jimmie Rodgers, who holds the position of Secretary to Prime Minister (SPM), has been reassigned on special duties. Dr Melchoir Mataki, currently the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of National Planning and Development Coordination, is the new SPM. Manele, who…

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Gov’t Renews Support to Develop Isabel Province

Government has renewed its commitment towards supporting Isabel Province achieve its infrastructure development aspirations. This came about during a recent meeting between the Minister for Infrastructure Development (MID) Manasseh Maelanga and Isabel Premier Lawrence Hayward. A statement from MID said the meeting centered on securing crucial shipping support for the Isabel…

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Wale Accuses ADB Over ‘Ports Upgrade Failure’

Opposition leader Matthew Wale has expressed strong objections to the manner in which ADB and the government are managing the upgrade of the old Honiara international wharf. Originally agreed at SBD$240 million, the project cost has now skyrocketed to approximately SBD700 million, despite being seven years overdue with no construction…

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Japan to Help Address Honiara’s Growing Traffic Issue

Japan is assisting Solomon Islands address Honiara’s growing traffic issue. This comes with the launch of a project called “Capacity Improvement of Urban Transport Management in Honiara”.  The project, according to a joint statement from the Japanese and Solomon Islands governments, aims to improve the road traffic environment and create a…

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