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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele and Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Hon. James Marape signed the amended Agreement Concerning the Administration on Special Areas (1980) and the MoU on Combined Surveillance of the Common Maritime Border. These frameworks ensure cooperation remains relevant to today’s realities and future-ready. “The signing of the border frameworks […]

Honiara, Solomon Islands – Pacific Leaders gathered in Honiara to highlight progress on maritime boundaries and ocean management, with Solomon Islands Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele calling for decisive action to complete outstanding boundaries and extended continental shelf submissions needed to secure the Blue Pacific Continent. “It is now time for decisive action to complete outstanding

CENTRAL GUADALCANAL, SOLOMON ISLANDS – September 5, 2025 – The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology,  last week, took a step forward in its commitment to environmental protection and community resilience with the opening of a workshop for the “Safeguarding Solomon Islands’ Endemic and Globally Threatened Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services from Key

HONIARA, Solomon Islands – The 54th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Honiara this week has marked a significant milestone with the signing of the Agreement to establish the Pacific Resilience Facility (PRF), a regional climate and disaster resilience financing facility dedicated to supporting Pacific communities. Solomon Islands Prime Minister and Pacific Islands Forum Chair,

10th September 2025 Urgent road repairs to Kaevanga Road in the Hograno Kia Havulei (HKH) constituency in Isabel Province are progressing well, with 80% of the work completed. The contract for the 8 km road from Kaevanga station to Tuseli commenced in July this year and will be completed by November. The Ministry’s Transport Infrastructure

Solomon Islands Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communications and Aviation, Hon. Frederick Kologeto, met with Fiji’s Minister for Information, Hon. Lynda Tabuya, on the sidelines of the 54th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Honiara, Tuesday this week. The meeting aimed to discuss shared priorities and challenges in the information sector. Minister Tabuya highlighted

The Correctional Service of Solomon Islands (CSSI) continues to strengthen its human resource capacity by facilitating training through the Institute of Public Administration and Management (IPAM). On Friday last week, seventy-five (75) CSSI officers were awarded certificates after completing a week-long intensive training on “Knowing Your Public Service and Code of Conduct”, conducted in partnership

HONIARA, Solomon Islands – Pacific Islands Forum leaders yesterday adopted the Blue Pacific Ocean of Peace Declaration in Honiara, Solomon Islands, a landmark agreement that reaffirms the region’s commitment to peace, unity, and cooperation. Speaking at the declaration ceremony, Solomon Islands Prime Minister and Chair of the Forum, Hon. Jeremiah Manele, emphasized the significance of

Orion Limited’s, Chan Chee Min claims of collusion amongst government agencies with Solomon Forest Association in what he claimed “systematic collusion”, is inaccurate and being dismissed outright. In an issued statement, the Forestry Office says what has become obvious inside Chan Chee Min’s written allegation in the Solomon Star dated 6th September is a misconception

Honiara, Solomon Islands (10 September 2025) – New Zealand Prime Minister His Excellency Hon. Christopher Luxon and Minister of Education Hon. Tozen Leokana have officially launched the 10-year Solomon Islands – New Zealand Education Partnership (2025-2035) on Wednesday, 10 September at Honiara Senior High School. The new education partnership, valued at SBD$300 million, will enhance