The Malaita Provincial Government has formally expressed its profound gratitude to the People’s Republic of China for a generous $380,000.00 donation supporting the Ward Sustainable Development Program. The contribution, facilitated by the Chinese Embassy in Solomon Islands, marks another milestone in the growing partnership between Malaita Province and China. Speaking on behalf of the provincial…
With less ten-minute boat ride across the turquoise waters of Marovo Lagoon from Seghe sub-station, Western Province brings you to a hidden gem—a place that seems to rise quietly from the horizon. This is Vanuakino Homestay Resort. Nestled in the serene beauty of the Marovo lagoon, located opposite Seghe station. It tells a story far…
A man has lost his life after a vehicle he was travelling in experienced brake failure, rolled back and struck him during an incident at a logging site in Rendova, Western Province. The incident which occurred last week happened when a Land Cruiser transporting several passengers attempted to climb a steep hill. According to reports,…
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL) last week handed over a brand-new Hilux vehicle to the Agriculture Investment for Markets and Nutrition (AIM-N) project. The vehicle, which cost over SBD300,000, was handed over by the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Hon. Franklyn Derek Wasi, to AIM-N Project Manager Samantha Maeke. The AIM-N project aims…
Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele, in Parliament meeting on Thursday, condemned the ongoing political instability in the country, stressing that the people of Solomon Islands are “tired of this nonsense” as political figures continue to pursue their own agendas at the expense of national progress. Manele expressed frustration with the tactics of a few individuals who…
THE trial of a woman accused of converting over $20,000 obtained from two women over false promises of work in Australia has been adjourned to 27 January 2026. The defence will use this time to make a “no case to answer” submissions, arguing that the prosecution has not presented sufficient evidence to proceed with the…
THE case of former Cecilia Tome, who was found guilty of larceny involving $1.3 million of government money, has been adjourned to Monday this week for continuation of sentencing submissions. On Thursday, the prosecution tendered their sentencing submissions and stated that they relied on the written submissions provided. The defense will make their submissions on…