Just two months before Solomon Islands went to the polls this year, the president of the Pacific island country’s leading coalition party and the son of its then-prime minister set up a mysterious offshore shell company in Singapore in tandem with a Chinese partner, OCCRP member center In-depth Solomons reported Friday. The company, OUR International […]
Recently, the people of Temotu, a province in the Solomon Islands, have voiced their frustration over the limited flight options to and from their region provided by Solomon Airlines. While many are calling for more frequent flights, a key concern has been the sky-high cost of this domestic flight tickets, which are often more expensive
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On the afternoon of November 15th, an eight-member press delegation from the Solomon Islands, led by Brian Lezutuni, the Chief Information Officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade of the Solomon Islands. They visited the Nanjing Newspaper Media Group to engage in exchanges and experience the new trends in integrated communication in
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Solomon Airlines is proud to have successfully attended and participated in the 78th Association of South Pacific Airlines (ASPA) Seminar in Brisbane! This year’s theme, Sharing Challenges and Opportunities – Building Back Better, resonates deeply as we work together to strengthen and grow Pacific aviation. Excitingly, Honiara, Solomon Islands, will host this prestigious event in
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Honiara, 22nd November 2024 – Royal Solomon Islands Police Force under the Serious Crime Unit had arrested the first shop owner for breaching the Single Use Plastic ban regulation. Xian Pan Li a Chinese business man was arrested for using plastic cups and spoon at his restaurant shop at Tandai High Way, West of Honiara.
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Routine maintenance, regravelling, and spot upgrading to make 21 km of the East Road in Malaita more climate resilient is approaching completion under the World Bank-funded Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project. The works are implemented by Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) and are carried out by the local contractor Trades Transformation Company Limited, with
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Six finalists have been nominated for the Member Federations Award ahead of the World Athletics Awards 2024. The Member Federations Award recognises a Member Federation that has distinguished itself in its accomplishments throughout the year and, as a result, positively contributed to the growth and profile of the sport. The shortlisted federations were nominated by
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Honiara, Solomon Islands – A local business in the Solomon Islands, LF & Sons Enterprises, is making significant strides in expanding cocoa supplies and improving market access to support livelihoods in the more remote areas of Malaita. The company, which has been operating since 1997, has grown from a small cocoa aggregator into the largest
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The Embassy of the People’s Republic of China today donated valuable items and equipment to the Lau Baelelea Constituency, further strengthening the positive relationship between the two nations. Receiving the donation on behalf of the Honorable Member of Parliament, Ben Maenu’u, were the Constituency Development Officer (CDO) Moses Lugitau and the Constituency Office. This significant
In a recent incident in Honiara, business owners and the public expressed their appreciation for the police’s quick action in removing a drunken man from a public area. Eyewitnesses reported that the man’s disruptive behavior had created an uncomfortable environment, especially for pedestrians and shopkeepers. Local business owners voiced their concerns, stating that such disturbances
