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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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Child-Friendly Justice Training Equips Police, Justice officials

Advanced training aimed at strengthening Child-friendly Justice and Policing in the Solomon Islands ended successfully today in Honiara. The weeklong training, hosted by UNICEF and attended by 20 key officials from the police and justice sectors was to improve the capacity of these officials, in addressing the needs of child…

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O.U.R. Party Figures Set Up China-Linked Overseas Company Months Before Election

KEY POINTS: by Gina Maka’a, Ofani Eremae, Charley Piringi, and Lamantha Lano  Just two months before Solomon Islands went to the polls this year, OUR Party President Jimson Fiau Tanangada and the son of Finance Minister Manasseh Sogavare set up a mysterious offshore shell company in Singapore in tandem with…

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Solomons Disability Body Leads Government Workshop

The Disabled People’s Association of Solomon Islands (DPASI) recently led a workshop, with Australian support, to engage with government and reduce barriers for people with disabilities accessing social and economic opportunities. Ministry focal points were provided with practical steps to implement the government’s National Disability Policy that aims to increase…

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Australia Strengthens Cocoa Production in Malaita

Local business LF & Sons Enterprises has announced it is expanding cocoa supplies and improving market access to support livelihoods in remote areas of Malaita.  For the first time, Malaita’s largest cocoa buyer will partner with Australia to increase export volumes and strengthen its supply chain across the remote Northeast…

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Australia Unveils New SBD$11M Support For Solomons Media

Australia has announced a major new initiative: the Solomon Islands – Australia Media Sector Partnership (SIAMSP), which will provide SBD$11 million over four years to support a free and vibrant media sector in the Solomon Islands.  Australia, through ABC International Development, will partner with media outlets across Solomon Islands, particularly…

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Lilisiana Community Fights to Protect Sacred Graves from Rising Seas and Coastal Erosion

The Lilisiana community in Solomon Islands’ Malaita Province is facing an urgent and heartbreaking reality as rising sea levels continue to claim their sacred burial grounds.  Three rows of graves have already been lost, and now 22 more graves in the fourth row are at critical risk.  This devastating loss…

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GOV’T COMMITTED TO CREATE A VIBRANT PRIVATE SECTOR

The government is committed to creating a vibrant private sector through regulatory and legislative changes. Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele said in his remarks at the Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s (SICCI) 8th Business Excellence Awards (BEA) over the weekend. He emphasized that creating an improved landscape for vibrant…

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