Solomon Islands Journalists gain International exposure through Chinese media study tourGuangdong Province, China โ The Six member media team on study tour to Guangdong Province, China has gained invaluable exposure to modern newsroom technologies, new media, management practices and cross-border media perspectives. As part of their programme, the delegation had the privilege of visiting two […]
The Marovo Constituency Office (MCO) has finally commenced the implementation of its 2024 CDF program, with project materials making headway to the constituency on the Charted MV Fair King for delivery to communities, Wednesday this week. This support delivery was funded under the Marovo Constituency Office $3.88 Million CDF allocation for 2024.ย Project materials and
Chief Electoral Officer Mr. Jasper Highwood Anisi emphasized that, electoral reform is important to the SIEC Strategic function and agenda and targeting 2026 as the completion date in preparation towards the 2028 National Joint Election. The outcomes underscore the importance of strengthening democratic processes and ensuring that electoral administration is responsive, inclusive, and aligned with
BRED Bank Solomon has once again supported the annual Honiara Hash House Harriers (HHHH) Bloody Ridge Memorial Run, an event honouring the historic World War II battle that changed the course of the war and remembering all lives lost or affected. This yearโs run carried extra significance as it coincided with the 80th anniversary of
A primary purpose of the Government Vehicle Fleet Management Policy, currently under consultation, is to enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs, and ensure accountability in the management of government fleet assets. Once finalized, the policy will apply to all government ministries, departments, agencies, and affiliated entities that utilize government vehicles, including those with โGโ and โXโ
The China-Aid Auki Road Project has recently made important moves toward improving infrastructure and connectivity in Auki, Malaita Province. Key developments include the setup of 8 container houses for the construction campsite, providing a secure base for workers. Temporary water and power systems have been installed, ensuring a functional environment for ongoing operations. In addition,
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HONIARA, Solomon Islands โ The National Disaster Council, alongside the Choiseul Provincial Disaster Operations Committee, is ramping up emergency relief efforts in Choiseul Province following Cyclone Mailaโs aftermath. Relief supplies, including food and non-food items, are being distributed to affected communities this week, coordinated by the National Emergency Operations Centre. Local disaster committees are supporting
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To every officer in uniform, you are the foundation of the Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) organization, a strong statement echoed by the new police commissioner, Mr. Ian Vaevaso, during the official handover ceremony on 30 April 2026 at Rove police headquarters. The new police chief said your discipline, resilience, and commitment sustain the
The High Court has ruled in favour of Lever Solomons Limited (LSL), yesterday declaring multiple government actions involving land forfeiture and compulsory acquisition unlawful. In its conclusion, the Court found that the State failed to meet key legal requirements under the Lands and Titles Act when attempting to acquire or forfeit LSLโs land. In the
Honiara, Solomon Islands, 29 April 2026 – The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD), through the NDOC Education Sector and the MEHRD Emergency Operations Centre, has deployed two Education Sector engineering teams to Choiseul and Western Provinces to carry out detailed structural assessments of schools severely affected by Tropical Cyclone Maila. These assessments
The Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) are warning the motor vehicle users and owners to display the registration number plate on their vehicle. Police remind motorist that driving or using a motor vehicle without a displayed registration number is unlawful and poses serious concerns for road safety, crime prevention and public accountability. Police have
The Honiara City Council (HCC) wishes to clarify its position regarding the recent rise in fuel prices and its impact on public transport fares within the city. HCC reminds all public bus and taxi operators that they must continue to charge the approved fares as set out in the existing gazette. Under the HCC Ordinance,
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OPPOSITION Leader Hon. Matthew Wale has launched a blistering attack on the Government saying the fuel tax exemption exposes a system of favouritism, incompetence and backroom dealing.โLetโs be clear, you donโt โaccidentallyโ sign away millions in tax revenue. This was not a mistake. This was a political decision,โ Hon. Wale said. He said the Finance
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Two communities in Western Province who have their disaster and emergency committee setup by Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Solomon Islands through its Church Agency Network Disaster Operations (CANDO) Disaster Ready 2 Project have activated during this cyclone Maila. The communities are Sasaghana in Central Marovo Lagoon and Kokeqolo Communities in Munda Western Provice
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Mr. Ian Vaevaso is officially appointed as the new commissioner of the Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) this morning (24 April 2026) before the Governor General (GG) of the Solomon Islands at Government House. Mr. Vaevaso accepts this responsibility with humility, with seriousness and with firm commitment to serve our nation faithfully. He said,
Australia is supporting safer school transport in Honiara through targeted safeguarding training for school bus drivers and conductors from the Honiara City Council (HCC) school bus service. On 10 April, eight drivers and conductors – including both women and men – successfully completed a half day safeguarding training designed to strengthen child protection and student
