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Yato Declared Solomons Largest Terrestrial Protected Area in Landmark Ceremony

by Georgina Maka’a in Kirakira Yato Conservation Area in East Makira has been declared a “Protected Area” at a landmark event held at provincial capital Kirakira today. This means no logging, mining or other destructive environmental activities will be allowed to take place on the declared area. “Yato now stands…

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In-Depth Solomons Pays Tribute To Dan McGarry

by Georgina Maka’a In-Depth Solomons today joined colleagues across the Pacific to express its deepest condolences on the passing of the legendary editor Dan McGarry. Based in Vanuatu, McGarry was Pacific Editor for the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) when he died in Brisbane, Australia, yesterday from heart…

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Solomon Islands Announces Major Forestry Reforms to Secure Economic Future and Carbon Credits

The Solomon Islands Ministry of Forestry and Research is accelerating a comprehensive reform package aimed at transitioning the nation’s most critical economic sector toward long-term sustainability. Forestry currently serves as a vital pillar for the Solomon Islands, accounting for 20% of government revenue and a staggering 60% of all export…

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Solomons Ministry Of Commerce Under Sogavare As Acting Minister Makes Strides In Implementing Key GNUT Initiatives

The Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Labour and Immigration (MCILI) under the leadership of Acting Minister, Manasseh Sogavare has announced significant progress on several high-priority economic initiatives designed to modernize the Solomon Islands’ economy and attract international investment. A central part of the government’s strategy is the full implementation of the…

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“Fractured and Failing”: PFP Says Only ‘No Confidence Motion’ Will Expose The Reality Of GNUT’s Collapse

The Solomon Islands People’s First Party (PFP) has announced that the reasons behind its mass exit from the Government For National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) will be formally revealed on the floor of Parliament when the Motion of No Confidence is tabled. The party is of the view that Parliament…

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Solomons New Opposition Coalition Accuses Prime Minister’s Office Of Orchestrating Social Media “Hate Campaign”

The burgeoning political crisis in the Solomon Islands has taken a digital turn, as the nation’s new majority coalition formally accused the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) of directing staff to launch a “desperate” and “childish” smear campaign online. In a blistering statement released on Wednesday, the coalition group alleged that…

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Yato Conservation Area Declared Largest Protected Area In Solomon Islands

PRESS STATEMENT The Yato Conservation Area in Makira-Ulawa Province has officially been declared a Protected Area, becoming the largest legally protected area in Solomon Islands. This milestone strengthens the country’s long-term economic security by supporting communities as they manage their forest resources and pursue more reliable income opportunities. The Yato…

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Solomons Speaker Of Parliament Oti Blasts MPs for Paralyzing Parliament’s ‘Engine Room’

by Georgina Maka’a Speaker of Parliament Patteson Oti has broken his silence on the deepening political stalemate, warning that the mass resignation of committee chairs has created a “serious impasse” that undermines the very foundation of the nation’s democracy. In a pointed address, Oti declared that the deliberate abandonment of…

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“Cabinet is Toxic”: Agovaka Hints Why Ministers Left the Manele-led Government For National Unity & Transformation (GNUT)

by Ronald Toito’ona Even though the exact reasons for the government split are still a secret, Opposition spokesperson Peter Shanel Agovaka has given a big clue about why things fell apart. Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Agovaka said the work environment inside the government became “toxic.”  This bad…

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