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Lilo Hails CBSI at 50, Urges Renewed  Commitment to Nation’s Economic Future

by Georgina Maka’a  Minister of Finance and Treasury Gordon Darcy Lilo has praised the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) for its role in keeping the economy stable and serving the nation with dedication. Speaking at CBSI’s 50th anniversary celebration, Lilo said 50 years is a milestone worth celebrating –…

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Lilo Terminates All Resource Sector Tax Exemption MoUs with Immediate Effect

The Minister of Finance and Treasury, Hon. Gordon Darcy Lilo, has ordered the termination of all Memoranda of Understanding relating to tax exemptions in the mining, forestry, and fisheries sectors, effective immediately. A statement from the Ministry said the move closes fiscal loopholes and ensures all tax exemptions comply with…

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CBSI Breaks Ground on Vision For Future With Landmark Headquarters Development

By Ednal Palmer The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) has unveiled the design concept for its new multi-million dollar headquarters and announced the commencement of procurement processes for what is expected to become one of the country’s most significant institutional infrastructure developments. The announcement was made by CBSI Board…

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Democracy Is Not a Spectator Sport’ — Governor-General Calls for Unity on King’s Birthday

Solomon Islanders must be active partners in development, not passive observers of government, Governor-General Sir David Tiva Kapu declared during celebrations marking the 77th Official Birthday of His Majesty King Charles III at the National Stadium in Honiara last Friday. “Democracy is not a spectator sport,” the Governor-General said. “The…

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Wale Envisions Future Where Solomon Islanders Work Their Own Land Instead of Seeking Jobs Overseas

by Charley Piringi Prime Minister Mathew Wale describes the labour mobility programs like Australia’s PALM and New Zealand’s Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) as valuable temporary opportunities that must eventually transition into a stronger domestic economy rather than serving as a permanent fix for unemployment in the country. Speaking on the…

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Sogavare Urges AG Suri to Recuse Himself From 33 Shipments Investigation

by Georgina Maka’a Opposition leader Manasseh Sogavare has urged Attorney General Gabriel Suri to stand aside from current investigations into the controversial 33 shipments of bauxite. The Government initiated the investigation, and Suri has ordered the Director of Mines, Christa Tatapu, to provide all documents relating to the shipments. The…

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Suri Rejects Links to 33 Bauxite Shipments, Orders  Documents Handed to Financial Intelligence Unit

by Ofani Eremae Attorney General Gabriel Suri says he was not involved in the operational aspects of Asia Pacific Investment Development (APID)’s mining activities or the shipment of bauxite from West Rennell when he acted as the company’s lawyer. Suri made the comments as he ordered the Director of Mines…

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