Community conservation rangers from provinces across Solomon Islands gathered at the Barana Community Nature & Heritage Park, outskirts of east Honiara, from April 20-23. The gathering was for a knowledge exchange and learning programme designed as a platform for collaboration, practical learning and implementation of coordinated and meaningful action to better manage invasive species in…
Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele, on Tuesday outlined the Government’s response to Tropical Cyclone Maila, the global fuel situation, regional developments, and key governance matters as part of the ongoing implementation of its 2026 programme of work. On Tropical Cyclone Maila, the Prime Minister said he had undertaken a solidarity visit to Western and Choiseul…
Efforts to promote inclusive education in Solomon Islands are gaining momentum, as educators and advocates highlight the need for targeted training and stronger policy development to better support children with disabilities. Catherine Anilafa, founder of the Solomon Islands Red Cross Special Development Centre, has dedicated more than 40 years to working with people with disabilities. Reflecting…
Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele has announced that the Government will convene a Roundtable Donors Meeting on Wednesday 29 April 2026 to address the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Maila and the ongoing global fuel crisis. The Prime Minister said the challenges posed by Tropical Cyclone Maila and the global fuel situation are beyond the country’s control, but…
Opposition Leader Hon. Matthew Wale welcomes the revocation of the fuel tax exemption as a necessary step. However, he said the action comes too late, following earlier contradictory statements between the Minister and the beneficiary, reportedly a key GNUT financier as published in the media. Hon. Wale said reliable sources within the Ministry have confirmed…
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Amidst Fuel Price Adjustments By ULUTAH GINA Solomon Star Gizo CONCERNS have been raised about reselling practices at the Gizo Market in Western Province as recent fuel price increases continue to drive up the cost of living.Earlier this week, vendors from Kolombangara brought in fresh cabbage and other vegetables for sale. However, it has been observed that…
Taxi operators at the Western provincial capital of Gizo have agreed to increase their fares by an additional $5 across all routes. The rising fuel cost has been attributed to the increase which had affected their operations. The decision was reached during a meeting involving Lezu Taxi Fleet Service and taxi drivers in Gizo on…
The Mothers’ Union (MU) in the Diocese of Guadalcanal officially opened its 5th Conference with a colorful parade from Tina Road, which also marked the 150th Anniversary of the Mothers’ Union Ministry worldwide. The event took place at Good Shepherd in North East Guadalcanal on Monday morning, April 27, 2026, and will conclude on Thursday.…
The Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) are warning the motor vehicle users and owners to display the registration number plate on their vehicle. Police remind motorist that driving or using a motor vehicle without a displayed registration number is unlawful and poses serious concerns for road safety, crime prevention and public accountability. Police have…