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by Ednal Palmer Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has signaled his intention to step down, acknowledging that he is prepared to resign on the floor of Parliament if he no longer commands majority support. Speaking at a press conference this afternoon, Manele said he intends to deliver a formal statement before…
Prime Minister of Solomon Islands, Jeremiah Manele MP has officially committed to convening Parliament and facing a looming vote of no confidence following a decisive ruling by the country’s Court of Appeal on Friday. This marks the conclusion of a weeks-long legal deadlock that has gripped the Pacific nation. In…
by Ofani Eremae Attorney-General John Muria Jnr’s legal challenge suffered a crushing defeat today after the Court of Appeal threw out all 39 grounds of his appeal and ordered Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele to convene Parliament within days. “I am disappointed,” Muria told reporters after the ruling was delivered before…
by Ofani Eremae A High Court judge yesterday dismissed attempts by the Government to reclaim Lever Solomons Ltd-held land in the Alligator-Tenaru area, east of Honiara. Justice Gina Nott made the ruling after Lever Solomons Ltd (LSL) challenged the Government’s attempts to seize the land through forfeiture and compulsory acquisition.…
Member of Parliament (MP) for Temotu Nende, Stephen Kumi, has fulfilled his commitment to support the John Coleridge Patteson University (JCPU) Project with a donation of $100,000 to the Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACoM). The pledge was made during a corporate dinner held on Friday 24th April, with the cheque…
Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele today reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to law and order and national stability during the commissioning parade of Police Commissioner Ian Vaevaso at the Rove Parade Ground. The Prime Minister described the occasion as a significant moment for the country, reflecting continuity in leadership and public trust…
Buala residents say they’re proud that their soon-to-open market sets a new standard in accessible, disability-friendly infrastructure. A total of 52 vendors and community representatives have taken part in disability awareness sessions aimed at strengthening inclusion and accessibility at the soon to be open market. The new Australia-supported Buala Market…
Solomon Islands Opposition Leader Matthew Wale, MP has officially welcomed the revocation of the controversial fuel tax exemption previously granted to a high-profile retailer, but he warned that the move does little to salvage the government’s battered credibility. While the Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) recently announced that…
by Charley Piringi Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has reassured the public that the nation’s fuel supply remains secure despite the ongoing global energy crisis triggered by conflicts in the Middle East. Acting in his capacity as Chair of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), the Prime Minister confirmed that regional leaders…
Construction of the new Australia‑supported Malu’u Market is underway, with local contractor Exodus Trade Development commencing site clearing, excavation and seawall works. The new Malu’u Market will boost economic activity in North Malaita, with space for up to 140 vendors, and toilet and shower facilities for vendors, including women, men…
