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The new owners of King Solomon Hotel have assured that all 69 former employees will retain their jobs as the hotel embarks on a new journey in the country’s tourism sector. This follows concerns raised by the Workers Union Solomon Islands (WUSI), which had expressed disappointment that 46 former employees were issued redundancy or retirement…

PM visits Summit venue 

Prime Minister (PM) Jeremiah Manele on Monday visited the Friendship Hall and the Aquatic Center ahead of the 2025 Honiara Summit  to see the set up of the venue and to ensure that it is in order before the opening ceremony this morning.  The Deputy Secretary to Prime Minister, Salana Kalu said, as the host…

Soil experts assist Sairagi village combat declining crop yields, strengthen food security

In the heart of the Solomon Islands, nestled along the shores of Gizo, lies Sairagi Village. Traditional farming has sustained families for generations. Yet, in recent years, villagers have faced an alarming challenge—declining crop yields. Despite their commitment to organic agriculture, their primary food transformation pathway, poor soil health has led to stunted crop growth…

Gizo residents facing cash flow issue

WORKING class, market vendors, transport operators like vehicle and boats are facing cash flow problem in Gizo, Western province. This has affected them in their businesses operations and person savings due to the high cost of living. Jones Patty, a concerned resident, attributed the cash flow shortage to the country’s current economic instability. “To me,…

World Bank team visits SIRAP sites

A World Bank team visited has visited a number of projects implemented under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2). This was during their visit to the country Solomon this month to continue support the implementation of the project. During the visit, the team reviewed project progress, discussed key achievements, and provided support…

Calls for better waste management at Gizo market

WESTERN provincial government and Gizo Town Council have been called to address the waste problems at Gizo market. Markets vendors and residents are calling for improved waste management solutions to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. They urged the local authorities to take immediate action, including increasing waste collection, providing more bins, and enforcing proper disposal measures.…