A newly revamped Pacific Ocean Portal was officially launched on Wednesday, marking a significant step forward in regional efforts to improve ocean data accessibility, transparency, and collaboration across Pacific Islands Nation. The portal, under the guidance of the South Pacific Community (SPC), offers streamlined access to oceanographic data, climate projections, maritime boundaries, and fisheries information. …
FRUSTRATED by years of provincial government inaction, youths from Namobaula and Gwaisusuru in Ward Two of Central Kwara’ae electorate have taken the lead in rehabilitating the deteriorating condition of Namobaula–Gwaisusuru feeder road in Malaita. The feeder road, under the jurisdiction of the Malaita Provincial Government, is a lifeline for the communities of Namobaula, Gwaidaedae, Kwanasia, and Gwaisusuru. It connects…
After 90 minutes of play the Solomon Islands National Football Team and Brisbane Roar ended the historic international friendly in a one all draw on Saturday evening. It was a night of football action and hundreds of football fans came out to watch. The match was described as intense packed with action and display of…
Member of Parliament (MP) for Fataleka, Rexon Annex Ramofafia, is the new Minister of Finance and Treasury following a sudden Cabinet reshuffle on Friday. Ramofafia replaces Trevor Manemahaga, who had served less than a month since being sworn in on 8 September. Manemahaga has now been reassigned as Minister for National Planning and Development Coordination (MNPDC). Both…
The Provincial Executive of Makira Ulawa Province has reaffirmed that it is the sole and legitimate owner of Okea land, near Foxwood, Central Guadalcanal The Office of the Premier of Makira Ulawa Province issued the statement the statement to maintain its position of the Provincial Government (MUPG) concerning the land commonly referred to as Okea. …
FOR nearly five years, the once life saving Busufosae Clinic in Ward 29 of Central Kwara’ae Constituency, Malaita, has stood silent. Its doors are locked, its beds empty, and its medicine shelves left bare. For the people who live along the upper stream of the Kwaumanafu River, that silence has become a matter of life and death.…