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WAF-SIWA Environmental and Social Management System Knowledge-Sharing Workshop

WAF-SIWA Environmental and Social Management System Knowledge-Sharing Workshop & Honiara, Solomon Islands (August 24), 2026 — Solomon Water, with support from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), [...]

SIG Infrastructure · 2026-08-25 Original ↗

RSIPF Commissioner Attends Crime Prevention Speech Competition at Chung Wah School

RSIPF Commissioner Attends Crime Prevention Speech Competition at Chung Wah School & The Commissioner of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) attended a speech competition [...]

SIG Education · 2026-08-25 Original ↗

MNPDC to set up Resource Mobilisation Unit

MNPDC to set up Resource Mobilisation Unit & The Ministry of National Planning and Development Coordination (MNPDC) will set up a new Unit called the Resource [...]

SIG Politics & Government · 2026-08-25 Original ↗

Development Partners Summit to become an annual event

Development Partners Summit to become an annual event & The Development Partners Summit that concluded in Honiara last week will become an annual event. The one-day [...]

SIG Politics & Government · 2026-08-25 Original ↗

Minister John Tuhaika Jnr Opens CSSI 20th Senior Managers Strategic Planning Conference 2026

Minister John Tuhaika Jnr Opens CSSI 20th Senior Managers Strategic Planning Conference 2026 & Honiara, 24 August 2026 – The Minister for the Ministry of Police, [...]

SIG Politics & Government · 2026-08-25 Original ↗

Justice Sector Commences Annual Work Planning and Budgeting for 2027

Justice Sector Commences Annual Work Planning and Budgeting for 2027 & Honiara, 24 August 2026: The Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs (MJLA) Headquarters has officially [...]

SIG Politics & Government · 2026-08-25 Original ↗

MHMS COMPLETES ANNUAL OPERATIONAL PLANNING AND BUDGET WORKSHOP

MHMS COMPLETES ANNUAL OPERATIONAL PLANNING AND BUDGET WORKSHOP & The Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MHMS) has completed its 2027 Annual Operational Planning and Budget [...]

SIG Health · 2026-08-24 Original ↗

COURT RULING FINDS PACIFIC GAMES EXPENDITURE AND PROCUREMENT UNPROCEDURAL AND UNLAWFUL.

COURT RULING FINDS PACIFIC GAMES EXPENDITURE AND PROCUREMENT UNPROCEDURAL AND UNLAWFUL. & The High Court has ruled that the National Hosting Authority has not adhered to [...]

SIG Law & Security · 2026-08-23 Original ↗

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market Day One Wraps Up

Day One at the Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market is a wrap! 🎉 Missed today? Don’t worry — we’re back tomorrow and the market continues until 10 PM! 📍 Lawson Tama Carpark 🛍️ Shop local. Support local. ❤️ Come on down and be part of it!

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HCC Business & Economy · 2026-08-22 Original ↗

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market Is Buzzing

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market is buzzing!🎉 From our hardworking local vendors showcasing their products to customers coming through to support them, the atmosphere at Lawson Tama Carpark is alive! Come on down, support local and be part of the vibe. 🇸🇧

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HCC Business & Economy · 2026-08-22 Original ↗

Haniel Tim Encourages Communities to Work with RSIPF on Crime Prevention

Haniel Tim from Coronation Christian School encourages communities to work closely with the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) during the Crime Prevention Speech Contest on 21 August 2026 at Chung Wah School in Honiara.

Royal Solomon Islands Police Force Facebook media
RSIPF Law & Security · 2026-08-22 Original ↗

Locally Crafted Products at Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market 🛍️🌴 Something original. Something special. Something locally crafted. ❤️ Come discover unique products made by our talented local entrepreneurs and support local businesses. 📍 Lawson Tama Carpark 🛍️ Shop local. Support local. Celebrate local.

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HCC Business & Economy · 2026-08-22 Original ↗

RSIPF Acting Commissioner Highlights Crime Prevention Awareness for Schools and Communities

RSIPF Acting Commissioner Mr James Aitorea says it is an absolute privilege to be able to attend such an event that will help to bring more awareness and insight to what Crime Prevention is for our Schools & Communities.

RSIPF Law & Security · 2026-08-22 Original ↗

HCC Sets Up Lawson Tama for Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market

Our Culture & Tourism Team are up early this morning, setting up tents and carpark barriers at Lawson Tama Carpark! ☀️ Spend your weekend at Lawson Tama for the Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market — and as an added bonus, catch the football action at Lawson Tama Stadium! ⚽️ Come down, shop local, support our entrepreneurs and enjoy the weekend! 🇸🇧

HCC Business & Economy · 2026-08-22 Original ↗

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market Opens at Lawson Tama

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market 🛍️ It’s happening TODAY at Lawson Tama Carpark! Come on down, be part of the team, enjoy the market, and support our local entrepreneurs. 🇸🇧❤️ 📍 Lawson Tama Carpark 🕙 Open until 10 PM Support local. Buy local. Build local! 🛍️

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HCC Business & Economy · 2026-08-22 Original ↗

MALD Vaccinates 62 Gilts for SIART Artificial Insemination Program

MALD Livestock and Veterinary Services Team Successfully Conducts Vaccination Program for 62 Gilts The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development (MALD), through its Livestock Department, yesterday successfully conducted a vaccination program for 62 gilts as part of preparations for the upcoming Artificial Insemination (AI) program under the World Bank-funded SIART Pig Breeding Program. The vaccination exercise is an important step in preparing the gilts for the AI program. The program aims to strengthen pig production in Solomon Islands by improving the genetic traits of locally raised pigs, with a focus on improving productivity, reproductive performance, animal health and meat quality. As part of the preparations for the AI program, a drenching exercise was also conducted on Monday to address internal and external parasite and bacterial health concerns among the gilts. The livestock team used animal-health treatments, including ivermectin and oxytetracycline, as part of the health preparation program. During today's vaccination exercise, MALD veterinary and livestock officers, together with Dr Israel Wore, administered vaccines to all 62 gilts. The vaccines included ECOvac LE and Parvovirus, which are intended to help protect the animals against important diseases that can affect pig health and reproductive performance. Particular attention is being given to diseases such as Parvovirus, Leptospirosis and E. coli-related infections, which can contribute to reproductive problems and reduced breeding performance in female pigs. The vaccination program will be repeated next month as part of the ongoing animal-health preparation before the artificial insemination exercise begins. MALD says the coordinated health and breeding interventions demonstrate its commitment to improving livestock production and supporting farmers through better animal-health management and modern breeding technologies. The successful vaccination of the 62 gilts marks another important milestone toward the implementation of the AI component of the SIART Pig Breeding Program and the broader effort to improve the quality, productivity and sustainability of Solomon Islands' pig industry. The SIART Pig Breeding Program is supported through World Bank funding and is being implemented to contribute to the development and improvement of the local livestock sector. Through improved breeding practices, including artificial insemination, the program seeks to introduce and strengthen desirable genetic characteristics in local pig populations. Artificial insemination provides an opportunity for farmers to access improved genetics without relying solely on traditional breeding methods. Over time, this can contribute to healthier and more productive pigs, better growth performance and improved meat quality, supporting increased household income and strengthening the local supply of pork.

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MAL Health · 2026-08-21 Original ↗

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market is back

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market is back! We’re resuming this weekend — Saturday & Sunday! Lawson Tama Carpark From 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM Come down, shop local, support our local entrepreneurs, and enjoy the market atmosphere! Support Local. Buy Local.

Naghoniara Vaka Weekend Flea Market is back
HCC Business & Economy · 2026-08-21 Original ↗

33 bauxite shipments: Years of missing records uncovered

33 BAUXITE SHIPMENTS: YEARS OF MISSING RECORDS UNCOVERED THE Attorney General’s Chambers has provided update on the investigation into the 33 bauxite shipments from Rennell Island uncovering years of missing, incomplete and unaccounted records. This covers exports by Asia Pacific Investment Development Ltd (APID) and Bintan Mining SI Ltd. The update on the investigations indicated records that should have been safeguarded by the very administration that presided over these exports. The findings are as follows; • Consignment permit records are missing or incomplete for 2019, 2020 and 2021, despite confirmed exports continuing through those years. • The unpaid royalties were from the 33 shipments between 2019 and 2020 and not from 2017 to the beginning of 2019 as initially alleged. • To date, about 11 consignment permits from the 33 shipments in 2019 and 2020 have been discovered. • CBSI have no records of payment by APID or BMSI of the 33 shipments between 2019 and 2020, although APID/BMSI alleged in their correspondence to the Ministry of Mines that payments have been made. • No Memorandum of Understanding or supporting correspondence for these exports has been found anywhere in government files. • Not a single refinery certificate or assay report has been located, meaning no independently verifiable record exists of what was actually being shipped out of the country or its true value. • Customs documentation is incomplete with further records still unaccounted for. • No legal advice or correspondence from the Attorney General’s Chambers of the day can be found on this matter. • The general authority or approvals that should have been issued by the Central Bank of Solomon Islands for these exports were never obtained by the Ministry; they simply are not on file. The statement adds investigations also found that there is no written justification, directive, or legal opinion anywhere in government records explaining why permits kept being issued year after year. “When officers who held office at the time were asked directly, not one could produce documentary evidence or a credible explanation,” the statement said. It adds this is not bureaucratic misfortune. However, it is the documented record of a mineral sector that the previous governments allowed to operate for years without the basic paperwork accountability requires. “Permits issued with no justification on file, royalties and export volumes with no independent verification and a paper trail that simply stops.” Nevertheless, investigations continue and officials dealing with this matter will be called into question. - PRESS RELEASE [ENDS]

33 bauxite shipments: Years of missing records uncovered
OPMC Law & Security · 2026-08-21 Original ↗

Ministry responds to Opposition Leader on PM's rental agreement

MINISTRY RESPONDS TO OPPOSITION LEADER ON PM’S RENTAL AGREEMENT Honiara, 21 August 2026: The Ministry of Forestry & Research has clarified the Opposition Leader’s statement concerning their rental agreement relating to the Prime Minister. The statement said the facts surrounding the arrangement must be placed in their proper context. The tenancy agreement commenced in November last year, at a time when the Hon. Matthew Wale was still in Opposition and had not yet assumed the office of Prime Minister. It is therefore misleading to portray the agreement as a rental arrangement entered into by the Prime Minister in his capacity as Prime Minister. The Ministry of Forestry has clarified that the selection of the premises was driven by an urgent need for office space, including an office for additional project staff, as well as the availability of suitable premises close to the Ministry’s headquarters. The Ministry has also confirmed that the rental rate was subject to the established process involving the accountable officer and the landlord, with compliance by the Government Housing Division and the terms of the Tenancy Agreement forming part of the process. Importantly, this matter is not new. It was raised before the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), where the circumstances surrounding the agreement were thoroughly explained. The PAC was informed that the agreement was entered into before Mr Wale became Prime Minister and that the tenancy arrangement is scheduled for review in October this year. The Ministry has already provided the Tenancy Agreement, the relevant company extract, its occupancy schedules, including the rented premises currently accommodating around 15 staff, as well as available financial records. The Ministry has acknowledged that some additional supporting documents could not be supplied within the initial timeframe because of difficulties in accessing the records. It has committed to continuing efforts to source and provide the remaining documentation. -PRESS RELEASE [ENDS]

Ministry responds to Opposition Leader on PM's rental agreement
OPMC Politics & Government · 2026-08-21 Original ↗

Clarification of matters relating to the incorporation of Solomon Islands Mineral Holding Limited

Clarification of matters relating to the incorporation of Solomon Islands Mineral Holding Limited &

SIG Politics & Government · 2026-08-21 Original ↗

GREAT Coalition Launches Draft Formal Tax Policy Work Programme for Consultation

GREAT Coalition launches draft Formal Tax Policy Work Programme for consultation Honiara, 20 August 2026: The GREAT Coalition has released its draft Formal Tax Policy Work Programme 2026–2028 and is inviting the public to have their say on the future direction of the tax system. The programme sets out the new Government’s proposed tax policy priorities for the next two years and is an important step towards a more open and transparent approach to tax policy development. For the first time, taxpayers, businesses, community organisations and other interested groups can see the Government’s proposed tax policy work programme and provide feedback before it is finalised. The programme identifies the main tax policy and legislative projects that the Ministry of Finance and Treasury (Economic Division) and the Inland Revenue Division (IRD) expect to work on during 2026–2028. It also provides a clear process for deciding which proposals should be progressed, considering their impact on Government revenue, taxpayers, businesses and the wider economy. The programme is overseen by the ED/IRD Work Prioritisation and Review Committee, which is responsible for prioritising and sequencing tax policy work in line with the Government’s priorities and available resources. Public consultation is a key part of the process. The new Government is committed to greater transparency and public participation in tax policy development. As proposals are developed, businesses, community organisations and members of the public will be invited to share their views and help shape future tax reforms. The Government encourages everyone with an interest in the tax system to review the draft programme and share their views. The Details The draft work programme covers the following work streams: 1. Integrity of the tax system: This work stream protects against tax avoidance and evasion to maintain a stable and predictable tax system. 2. Modernising and strengthening the tax system: This work stream ensures the tax system is regularly maintained and updated in response to changing technology, business practices, jurisprudence, or other factors. It also focuses on reforming the indirect tax regime by ensuring a single tax rate and a broad-based indirect tax. It aims to level the playing field for business and simplify tax rules. 3. Strengthen Domestic and international information sharing capacity: This work stream fulfils Solomon Islands’ domestic and international obligations to raise capacity to respond to shifts in the domestic and global economy. 4. Social policy: This work stream involves addressing social policy issues that may impact the well-being of Solomon islanders. 5. Other agency work: This work stream involves other agency work that aligns with Government priorities that may have tax consequences or Inland Revenue delivery implications, such as tax implications. The work programme is intended to be a living document and will be reviewed regularly to ensure it remains aligned with the Government’s priorities. Any changes will be reflected in the publicly available version of the programme, giving stakeholders clear visibility of the Government’s tax policy agenda. Planned consultation includes: •Phase 1 - Pre-meetings with stakeholders that may be directly impacted, such as SINPF and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. •Phase 2 - Public awareness and education activities including SIBC sessions, IRD website, session at the Solomon Islands National University. •Phase 3 - A series of 1:1 consultation meetings with key stakeholder groups such as Solomon Islands Small Business Enterprise Centre, the Institute of Solomon Islands Accountants, Women in Law, The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry. •Phase 4 - Public consultation meeting for Government, non-government and business stakeholders. For more details of the Draft Formal Tax Policy Work Programme or how to have your say, contact the Committee via phone: 23122 - Primula Kingmele (ED) or 21552 - Hitchen Dauara (IRD). You can also find the draft work programme at www.ird.gov.sb. Submissions close on 25th September 2026.

Draft Formal Tax Policy Work Programme
OPMC Business & Economy · 2026-08-20 Original ↗

Police arrest suspect following alleged attempted murder incident in Honiara

Police arrest suspect following alleged attempted murder incident in Honiara & Naha police have arrested a 38-year-old male suspect in connection with an alleged attempted murder [...]

SIG Law & Security · 2026-08-20 Original ↗

Two suspects arrested during a police raid in Honiara

Two suspects arrested during a police raid in Honiara & Two suspects have been arrested during a raid at the Vara Creek area in Central Honiara [...]

SIG Law & Security · 2026-08-20 Original ↗

Tender: Extension of Three-Bedroom Staff House at Lata

ADVERTISEMENT Solomon Islands Government Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development Central Tender Board Reference: CTB C53/26 Name of Project: EXTENSION-3 BEDROOM STAFF HOUSE AT LATA, TEMOTU PROVINCE The Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock invites interested eligible Contractors to submit tenders for the Construction of Works for the EXTENSION-3 BEDROOM STAFF HOUSE AT LATA, TEMOTU PROVINCE Full details are provided in the attached Technical Specifications, Schedule of Activities and Drawings.

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MAL Classifieds · 2026-08-20 Original ↗