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Government launches a 10-year biosecurity strategy to protect agriculture, food security, trade and the rural economy. The Government through ministry of agriculture and livestock  has launched the Solomon Islands National Biosecurity Strategy 2026–2036, a 10-year framework today aimed at strengthening the country’s capacity to prevent, detect and respond to biosecurity threa...


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PRC delivers 22 water tanks to West Makira schools and communities to improve access to clean drinking water. The People’s Republic of China (PRC) has delivered 22 water tanks to West Makira Constituency to support access to clean drinking water for schools and communities. The tanks were formally handed over during a brief event at […]

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Opposition demands answers over claims Australian aid and treaty talks may be linked to Solomon Islands’ domestic politics. The Office of the Leader of the Official Opposition is deeply concerned by communications that appear to reveal an extraordinary attempt to use prospective Australian financial assistance and bilateral treaty negotiations to influence the outcome of Solo...


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Minister Manu’ari says outdated mining laws and the first-come, first-served process require urgent legislative reform. MINISTER for Mines and Energy Derrick Manu’ari says the “first come, first serve” approach under the current mining legislation is a recognised flaw that needs to be addressed through legislative reform. In a statement today, Minister Manu’ari clarified that...


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PM Wale says Bloody Ridge must preserve wartime history, honour the fallen and serve as a place of remembrance and peace. Prime Minister Mathew Wale today participated in national commemorations at the Bloody Ridge National Historical Park, Guadalcanal, marking 84 years since the decisive battles of the Guadalcanal Campaign during the Second World War. In […]

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