12th September 2025 Honiara — Heartbreak has struck the G.S. Faisi TVET agriculture project after thieves, known locally as beligas, raided and illegally harvested more than 200 Saladia hybrid cabbages last night. The cabbages were just two weeks away from harvest, the result of weeks of hard work by students and coordinators. This project was […]

Honiara, Solomon Islands — The voices of Pacific youth took center stage at Friendship Hall on Wednesday, 10 September 2025, as Josie-Anne Ashley, General Secretary of the Solomon Islands National Youth Congress, delivered a heartfelt address during the Commemoration Ceremony for the Adoption of the Blue Pacific Ocean of Peace Declaration. Standing before Pacific Islands

The Central Guadalcanal Youth Association, together with the Organizing Committee of the inaugural “Communities for Sustainability: Eco-Tourism and Green Development Fair,” is proud to officially acknowledge the exceptional contribution from the People’s Republic of China in support of this milestone event. Today, at the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Honiara, a sponsorship

LEADER of Opposition Hon Matthew Wale has described the decision by GNUT on the sufferance wharves as ‘erratic’ decision-making. Hon Wale said the current decision by the government regarding the sufferance wharves reflects poor and weak leadership. “Obviously the chronology of events from when the letter to cancel sufferance wharves was issued by the former

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