The Minister for the Ministry of Rural Development (MRD), Honourable Member of Parliament Daniel Waneoroa this morning officially opens the Constituency Development Funds (CDF) Governance Training workshop and Program Implementation, welcoming 150 Constituency officers and 50 Constituency Development Committee (CDC) Secretaries members to the 4-days sessions in Honiara. The workshop is one of the key […]

Geneva, Switzerland – 23 May 2025 – Led by the Honourable Minister of Health and Medical Services, Dr. Paul Bosawai and his delegation while in Geneva, Switzerland took the opportunity to meet with its health development partners. One of such meetings was paying a courtesy visit and convening a strategic meeting with the Global Fund

Constituency Development Officer (CDO), Alphonsus Wale (second left) shake hands with Chairman of the Ghatere Clinic, Martin Pahu as he handed over the materials flanked by committee members. The Gizo-Kolombangara Constituency (GKC) Office last week (May 23) delivered timely support worth more than $20,000 in essential building materials to Ghatere Clinic on Kolombangara Island, Western

Dr Trina Sale connecting with Dr Teri Reynolds, WHO Lead for Emergency and Trauma Care Program. Dr Teri Reynolds as also a key speaker at the side event. Along the margin of the 78th World Health Assembly, and alongside the numerous side events that took place during the Health Assembly, the side event on Strengthening

Survey Enumerators during the training. The Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development (MEHRD) is deploying a team of 30 survey enumerators carrying out a transformative program baseline survey at targeted schools that will benefit from the Professional Development Program. The System Transformation Program is a joint partnership between UNICEF and the Global Partnership for

Honourable Minister Dr Paul Bosawai, the Solomon Islands designated official to the Executive Board of the World Health Assembly standing with Regional Director of the Western Pacific Regional Office Dr Saia Ma’u Piukala, Japan Government Official (on the left), , Permanent Secretary of Health, Mrs Pauline McNeil and Assistant Secretary, of Department of Health; Australian,

The Commodities Export Marketing Authority (CEMA) trading as Solomon Commodities has officially opened four Buying Centers in Malaita, Makira, Choiseul, and Honiara, marking a major milestone in its revitalization strategy to strengthen market access for rural farmers and improve commodity trade across the Solomon Islands. These new Buying Centres are part of CEMA’s ongoing effort

The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is pleased to announce that a high-quality, solar-powered traffic light will be first trialed at the pedestrian crossing next to Honiara City Council (HCC) Headquarters. MID’s Transport Infrastructure Management Service Division (TIMSD) has engaged a local supplier for this road technology, and work on installing it will commence upon

The Central Honiara Constituency (CHC) office on May 17, 2025, commenced the rollout of its $546,323.76 funding support program to 42 churches in the constituency. To date, 18 of the 42 churches have received their financial support in the form of tithes and offerings, with others scheduled to receive theirs throughout this week and next

Since 2006, over 600 Solomon Islanders have been supported by the Australian government to pursue world-class education through Australia Awards Scholarships. These opportunities have nurtured a new generation of leaders committed to national development across various sectors. Among them is Dr. Lazarus De Neko, a 2014 graduate of James Cook University, who exemplifies the transformative