Minister Agovaka participates in 3rd Singapore Pacific High-Level Visit

THE Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade (MFAET) Peter Shanel Agovaka has participated in the 3rd Singapore Pacific High-Level Visit last week. Minister Agovaka joined other Pacific Islands Ministers along with the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Secretary General Henry Puna during the discussions from Monday to Thursday. The event was the first overseas engagement…

HCC needs to address transport system

FORMER Prime Minister and Member of Parliament for Small Malaita, Rick Hou, has urged the re-elected Mayor of Honiara City Council, Eddie Siapu, to address the town’s transport system issues. MP Hou made this call during his contribution to the special adjournment motion moved by Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele last Friday to adjourn Parliament till…

Win-Win refutes allegations of mismanagement

WIN-WIN Investment Solomon Limited has refuted the tendentious comments on its mining operations in the Solomon Islands by the online publication In-depth Solomons in an article titled “Win-Win: A Company That Fails to Live up to Its Name.” Win-Win Investment Solomon Limited refuted these allegations, stating that the company was officially registered at the Company…

AUSTRALIA ANNOUNCES BMS AID:

SI’s security and economy poised to be boosted through a BMS system delivered through a trilateral partnership to which Australia will contribute over SBD 18 million as heralded by its visiting DPM and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles AUSTRALIAN Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles has announced Australia’s support to boost Solomon…

Manele adjourns Parliament till June 10

PARLIAMENT was adjourned last Friday until Monday the 10th of June to allow the Manele & Tovosia-led Government of National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) to complete its Coalition Policy Statement and Policy Translation Document. This was announced in Parliament by Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele when moving a special motion last Friday to adjourn Parliament until…

Who were Wale’s betrayers?

THE result of the Prime Ministerial Election on May 2 showed that two members from the CARE-SIUP-SIPRA coalition camp voted for the candidate of the opposite camp, Jeremiah Manele and not their camp’s nominated candidate Matthew Wale. Prior to the election, the CARE-SIUP-SIPRA camp officially announced that it had 20 MPs in its fold. The…