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Tourism Solomons CEO, Josefa ‘Jo’ Tuamoto.

Tourism Solomons welcomes Australian PM’s comments on potential South Pac travel bubble

Tuamoto – “We will support everything necessary to make this a reality”

DCGA to focus on export sector

AS part of the Democratic Coalition Government for Advancement’s (DCGA) redirection policy it will focus on developing the export sector.

(From left to right) Director of Tourism & Culture Jefferson Patovaki, Chairman Cr. Mostyn Saverio, Mayor Wilson Mamae and City Clerk Rence Sore.

HCC launches tourism, culture policy

HONIARA City Council (HCC) through its Tourism and Culture Division has launched its policy and ten-year strategic plan.

SICCI hails Interim TCSI chief

The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) has congratulated the new Interim Commissioner of the Telecommunications Commissioner of Solomon Islands (TCSI) Calvin Ziru, on his appointment.

Honorable Bodo Dettke displaying the flour made from green bananas.

BANANA FLOUR

MP undertakes new initiative

DBSI Chief Executive Officer Tukana Bovoro demonstrates a kava planting at a community in Malaita

DBSI Chief visit Kava farmers

INTERIM Chief Executive officer (CEO) of Development Bank of Solomon Islands (DBSI) Tukana Bovoro has visited few Kava farmers in Malaita this last week.

SI, PRC trade talks

‘Laying the trade foundation for S.I private sector’

Fatboys Resort outside of Gizo after the damage from the ocean currents and strong winds.

COUNTING THE COST

Tourism operators in West impacted by bad weather

Simon Chottu of CGP (sitting centre) and Philip Subu (standing with scarf) with farmers at a Noni workshop in Auki last year.

Noni buyer to set-up in Auki soon

A NONI buyer will soon set up an outlet in Auki to buy Noni from farmers in Malaita Province.

CBSI tight lipped over ESP saga

THE Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) is tight-lipped over the continuous media reports that the Economic Stimulus Package (ESP) is soon to dry up as Government is seeking additional funds to keep it running.

ECONOMY HIT HARD

THE continuous impact of COVID-19 pandemic has continued to affect the country’s economy while the government is in a desperate situation to keep it afloat with the Economic Stimulus Package (ESP).