GNUT’S 1st 100 days in office passes quietly

THE ruling Government’s National Unity and Transformation (GNUT’s) first 100 days in Office has ended in the business-as-usual (BAU), with no apparent achievements in the Coalition’s policy The first 100-day lapsed last Wednesday – 18th September. Instead of much-needed improvement expected in all government sectors, there was little or no improvement at all.  Services provided by…

16 member team to UNGA

PRIME Minister Jeremiah Manele has announced that six Cabinet Ministers and ten government officials will be representing the country at the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session in New York, United States. He made the announcement at a press conference in the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (OPMC) last Saturday. PM Manele said…

Pacific Nickel is back

LOCAL Company Pacific Nickel Kolosori Mines Limited is back in business.  “We are back,” the Company announced to Solomon Star in an exclusive interview following heated debate in Parliament last week. The announcement of resumption of mining activities flew in the face of a fiery debate which exploded in Parliament on Thursday 12 September. The Opposition-led…

Political shakeup hits West

WESTERN DEPUTY PREMIER AND CHAIRMAN OF CAUCAUS RESIGN In a new twist within the political arena of Western Provincial Government (WPG), the Deputy Premier Carlrick Runimetu and Chairman of Caucus Hon. Freedom Tozaka have submitted their resignation letters to the Premier as a motion of no confidence looms. In a statement from the Western Province…

PM cancels UNGA trip

PM says crucial bills prompt cancellation of UNGA trip CRUCIAL government agendas to attend to domestically has prompted Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele to cancel his participation in the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, United States. As the head of Solomon Islands Government, Prime Minister Manele should lead the Solomon Islands Government…