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China-Funded $1.5 Million Maritime Project To Transform Temotu Nende Constituency

The education, health and fishery sectors in the Temotu Nende Constituency (TNC) have been boosted through the Rural Sustainable Development Program (RSDP) funded by the People’s Republic of China with 21 boats and engines worth SBD$1.5 million. This support is part of the PRC’s ongoing commitment through RSDP to sustainable…

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Chevening Alumni Solomon Islands Hosts Leadership & SDGs Symposium

The Chevening Alumni of Solomon Islands (CASI) hosts a Leadership and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Symposium on Thursday and Friday, at the Heritage Park Hotel in Honiara. The inaugural symposium brings together leaders from government, the private sector, civil society, and the Chevening alumni community to reflect on national progress…

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Prime Minister Manele Moves to Strengthen Ties with Provincial Leaders

Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele, on Wednesday met with Provincial Premiers, reaffirming the Government’s commitment to strengthening cooperation with Provincial Governments to improve service delivery across the country. The discussions with the premiers focused on key priorities in provincial governance and development, including the need for a comprehensive review of the…

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Son Of Former Malaita Premier, Suidani Wins Provincial Seat In By-Election, Replacing Late Father

The political legacy of the late Daniel Suidani continues in Malaita Province as his son, Norman Suidani, has been officially declared the winner of the West Baegu-Fataleka Ward 5 by-election. The announcement was made this afternoon in Auki following the completion of the counting process, which saw the younger Suidani…

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PM Manele In Fiji As Parliament Deadline Looms; Opposition Slams “Blatant Defiance” Of Court Order

The Solomon Islands is currently gripped by a constitutional standoff as the 28-member Opposition coalition accuses Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele of a “blatant disregard for a lawful court directive.” This follows the Prime Minister’s departure for Fiji despite a High Court mandate requiring him to convene Parliament within three days.…

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Boosting Local Livelihoods: Australian Support Provides New Materials For Ontong Java Seaweed Farmers

Australia is helping local communities in Ontong Java in the Malaita Outer Islands to expand into sustainable seaweed farming by partnering with local exporter, Solo Seaweed. The partnership supports the purchase of seaweed farming materials, including drying nets, plastic film covers, rope and seaweed bags which will be distributed to…

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West Honiara MP Namson Tran Provides Timely Assistance To Communities Affected By Tropical Cyclone Maila

by Ednal Palmer West Honiara Member of Parliament, Namson Tran, has extended a timely helping hand to communities affected by Tropical Cyclone Maila in recent days, providing much-needed relief to families impacted by the disaster. The assistance, which came from the MP’s personal funds, was delivered in the form of…

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Solomon Islands’ Majority Coalition Hails Landmark Court Ruling; Demands PM Resign Or Face Parliament

The 28 member coalition has welcomed the High Court decision describing it as a decisive and historic affirmation of the rule of law, constitutional supremacy and parliamentary democracy. In a statement today the coalition said the ruling provides a very clear direction on the constitutional issues currently facing the country.…

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