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Urgent Road Repairs and Spot Rehabilitation Begin in Gizo Town to Boost Connectivity and Safety

Urgent Road Repairs and Spot Rehabilitation Begin in Gizo Town to Boost Connectivity and Safety & Urgent road repairs and spot rehabilitation at Gizo Town’s roads [...]

SIG Infrastructure · 2026-08-31 Original ↗

CSSI 20th Conference Concludes Successfully

CSSI 20th Conference Concludes Successfully & HONIARA, Solomon Islands – The Correctional Service of Solomon Islands (CSSI) has successfully concluded its weeklong 20th Senior Managers Strategic [...]

SIG Law & Security · 2026-08-31 Original ↗

Police appeal to the public to remain calm and continue with business as usual during the MoNC.

Police appeal to the public to remain calm and continue with business as usual during the MoNC. & The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) is [...]

SIG Law & Security · 2026-08-31 Original ↗

Immigration Visa Online Application Update

IMMIGRATION VISA ONLINE APPLICATION UPDATE The following Visas are available for online application. Visitor Visa Business (Short-term) Visa Special Exemption & Special Purpose Visa Kindly go to the Immigration official website to apply: https://immigration.gov.sb Note: More visa types will be available soon.

Immigration Visa Online Application Update
MCILI Business & Economy · 2026-08-30 Original ↗

A Warm Welcome in Malaita

A WARM WELCOME IN MALAITA Deputy Prime Minister Hon. Francis Sade was warmly welcomed by the people of Malaita on Saturday at Fiu Cathedral, ahead of the ordination of Fr. Nathaniel Saleimanu. The occasion reflected the strong and valued partnership between the Government and the Churches of Solomon Islands, and our shared commitment to strengthening communities and building a better nation. A celebration of faith, fellowship and service.

A Warm Welcome in Malaita
OPMC Politics & Government · 2026-08-30 Original ↗

MECDM Awards Contracts to Advance Sustainable Land Management under SAFE project

MECDM Awards Contracts to Advance Sustainable Land Management under SAFE project & The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology (MECDM) awarded contracts to [...]

SIG Disasters & Weather · 2026-08-29 Original ↗

Local food is a delicacy!

Local food is a delicacy! Today, we had some delicious local favourites available at our stalls at Lawson Tama Carpark. Missed us today? No worries! Lawson Tama Carpark Tomorrow Same time, same place! Come down, support our local vendors and enjoy the taste of Solomon Islands!

Local food is a delicacy! Local food is a delicacy! Local food is a delicacy! Local food is a delicacy!
HCC Business & Economy · 2026-08-29 Original ↗

Approved Liquor Licences

APPROVED LIQUOR LICENCES The Honiara City Council advises the public that the following liquor licences have been approved for 28, 29 and 30 August 2026. Members of the public are encouraged to comply with all applicable liquor licensing requirements and conditions.

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HCC Law & Security · 2026-08-29 Original ↗

Marao Community High School Receives New $1.8 Million Classroom Facility

Marao Community High School Receives New $1.8 Million Classroom Facility & Marao, 20 August 2026 – A newly completed 8-block double-storey classroom building has been officially [...]

MEHRD Education · 2026-08-28 Original ↗

Aligegeo School receives new Dining Hall facility

Aligegeo School receives new Dining Hall facility & Aligegeo, 21 August 2026 – The Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development (MEHRD), together with the Malaita [...]

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Training for MICS household listing exercise concludes successfully in Honiara

Training for MICS household listing exercise concludes successfully in Honiara & Forty participants have successfully completed a four-day training on household listing for the Multiple Indicator [...]

SIG General News · 2026-08-28 Original ↗

Gov’t reopens SME Credit Guarantee Scheme targeting business boom

Gov’t reopens SME Credit Guarantee Scheme targeting business boom & Honiara, 28 August 2026 — The Government officially reopened the SME Credit Guarantee Scheme [SMECGS], unlocking [...]

SIG Business & Economy · 2026-08-28 Original ↗

Manaaki New Zealand Short Term Training Scholarships Public Sector Leadership Mid-Level (Public Financial Management) Pacific 2026-2027

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY – Manaaki NEW ZEALAND SHORT TERM TRAINING SCHOLARSHIP Manaaki New Zealand Short Term Training Scholarships Public Sector Leadership Mid-Level (Public Financial Management) Pacific 2026-2027 [...]

SIG Education · 2026-08-28 Original ↗

Maoro Community High School Receives New $1.8 Million Classroom Facility

MAORO Community High School Receives New $1.8 Million Classroom Facility Maoro, 20 August 2026 - A newly completed 8-block double-storey classroom building has been officially handed over to Maoro Community High School in Central Kwaarae, Malaita Province, marking a major investment in modern and more conducive learning spaces for students. The facility, valued at SI$1.8 million, was constructed by Trade Works Contractors Limited and is one of the infrastructure deliverables supported by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development. Upon arrival in Auki, the MEHRD delegation received a surprise protocol-level welcome at the wharf by the Provincial Education Office before being escorted to the Premier’s Office for a courtesy visit. The delegation then travelled to Maoro community straight after the courtesy visit, for the official handover of the newly constructed classroom building to the Maoro Community High School. The handover ceremony was attended by provincial leaders, education officials, church representatives, teachers, students, landowners and community members. Opening the speeches was Maoro CHS Principal, acknowledging donors and expressing appreciation for the completion and handover of the new facility, describing it as a significant milestone for the school, its students and the wider Maoro community and encouraged the community to use the facility with care. Australia High Commission rep, Senior Program Manager – Education, Brenda Mauli also acknowledged the partnership MEHRD has with Australia and reiterated Australia’s commitment to support the Solomon Islands Education sector. Speaking at the ceremony, Minister for Education and Human Resources Development, Hon. Stephen Kumi, said the new classroom block represents opportunities for hundreds of students and will help prepare future leaders, teachers, nurses, engineers, business people and responsible citizens of Central Kwara’ae, Malaita Province and Solomon Islands. “A school is not measured by the size of its buildings alone, but by the quality of education it provides and the character it develops in its students”, Minister Kumi said. Minister Kumi also linked the classroom investment to the Government’s Free Education Policy, saying the policy reaffirms the Government’s commitment to making education more accessible and affordable for every Solomon Islands child, while recognising the continued shared responsibility of education providers, parents and communities. He paid tribute to the South Sea Evangelical Church as the education provider of Maoro Community High School, acknowledging its long-standing role in shaping students through quality teaching, discipline, Christian values and community partnership. The Minister also honoured the late Honourable Fiulaua, former MP for Central Kwara’ae, whose vision and commitment helped initiate the project through constituency funding. He said the completed facility stands as a lasting legacy of his dedication to education and community development. Minister Kumi encouraged students to value the new facility, take good care of it and make full use of the opportunities it provides, adding that education remains the key that opens doors to a brighter future. The handover event ended day 1 of the 2-day program for the MEHRD and guests visit. Alegegeo was also part of the delegation’s 2 day program.

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MEHRD Education · 2026-08-28 Original ↗

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: JICA SDGs Global Leaders Scholarship Program 2026

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS JICA SDGs Global Leaders Scholarship Program 2026 Undergraduate, Master’s and PhD Programmes The Ministry of National Planning and Development Coordination (MNPDC), in collaboration [...]

SIG Education · 2026-08-27 Original ↗

HISTORIC OPENING OF SOLOMON ISLANDS FIRST URBAN HEALTH CENTRE

HISTORIC OPENING OF SOLOMON ISLANDS FIRST URBAN HEALTH CENTRE & Solomon Islands reached a major milestone in healthcare today/on Wednesday with the official opening of the [...]

SIG Health · 2026-08-26 Original ↗

CHINA-FUNDED RSDP DELIVERS 400 SOLAR-POWERED STREET LIGHTS TO COMMUNITIES IN EAST HONIARA CONSTITUENCY

CHINA-FUNDED RSDP DELIVERS 400 SOLAR-POWERED STREET LIGHTS TO COMMUNITIES IN EAST HONIARA CONSTITUENCY & The People’s Republic of China (PRC), in partnership with the Ministry of [...]

SIG Politics & Government · 2026-08-26 Original ↗

Expression of Interest: Engagement of Business Advisory Service Providers

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) Engagement of Business Advisory Service (BAS) Providers. The Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Labour and Immigration (MCILI) Thru Business and Cooperative Division invites Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified and experienced organizations, firms, non-government organizations, private sector organizations, cooperatives, educational institutions, and professional consultants to deliver Business Advisory Services (BAS) across the Solomon Islands. Background MCILI is implementing a national Business Advisory Program to strengthen the growth and sustainability of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), cooperatives, youth enterprises, women-owned businesses, agribusinesses, fisheries enterprises, tourism businesses, and rural enterprises. The program aims to improve business capability, increase access to finance, expand market opportunities, and support enterprise formalization. Scope of Services Successful providers may be engaged to deliver one or more of the following services: • Business start-up advice and business planning. • Business registration and formalization. • Financial literacy and bookkeeping. • Loan readiness and access to finance. • Cooperative development and governance. • Agribusiness and value chain development. • Fisheries, tourism and manufacturing business support. • Marketing, branding and digital commerce. • Business mentoring and coaching. • Export readiness and market linkage. • Digital business transformation. • Environmental sustainability and climate-resilient enterprise development. Eligibility Applicants should demonstrate: • Legal registration in the Solomon Islands or another recognized jurisdiction. • Proven experience in enterprise development, business advisory services, or capacity building. • Qualified personnel with relevant business, finance, agriculture, cooperative, or enterprise development expertise. • Experience working with rural communities, women, youth, and MSMEs. • Strong financial and project management systems. • Ability to deliver services in multiple provinces. Submission Requirements Interested applicants should submit: 1. Company profile. 2. Certificate of registration. 3. Organizational structure. 4. Details of key personnel. 5. Relevant experience and references. 6. Description of services offered. 7. Geographic areas of operation. 8. Proposed daily or professional service rates. 9. Copies of relevant licences or certifications. Evaluation Criteria EOIs will be assessed based on: • Technical capability and relevant experience. • Qualifications of key personnel. • Geographic coverage. • Quality assurance systems. • Previous performance. • Value for money. Successful applicants may be pre-qualified and included in MCILI's National Business Advisory Service Provider Panel for future assignments. Submission EOIs should be submitted or delivered in sealed envelopes clearly marked: Permanent Secretary- MCILI P O Box G26, Honiara "Expression of Interest – MCILI Business Advisory Service Provider Panel." Late submissions may not be considered. MCILI reserves the right to accept or reject any submission and is not obliged to award any contract as a result of this invitation. The Ministry encourages applications from qualified local organizations, women-led enterprises, provincial institutions, professional associations, and organizations with strong experience in supporting MSMEs and cooperatives throughout Solomon Islands. More information call: Phone 45650 or visit the MCILI Business & Cooperative office. Closing date for submission 11/9/2026

MCILI Classifieds · 2026-08-26 Original ↗

MCT congratulates Mr. Bunyan Sivoro on his re-appointment as Permanent Secretary

MCT congratulates Mr. Bunyan Sivoro on his re-appointment as Permanent Secretary & Honiara, Solomon Islands – August 25, 2026: The Ministry of Culture and Tourism [...]

SIG Business & Economy · 2026-08-26 Original ↗

Minister Urges Stronger Correctional Leadership and Rehabilitation

Minister Urges Stronger Correctional Leadership and Rehabilitation & Minister of Police, National Security and Correctional Services, Hon. John Tuhaika Jr., has called on the Correctional Service [...]

SIG Law & Security · 2026-08-26 Original ↗

Police arrest and charge two suspects in Western Province

Police arrest and charge two suspects in Western Province & Police in Gizo have arrested and charged two suspects following a recent police patrol operation to [...]

SIG Law & Security · 2026-08-26 Original ↗

Solomon Islands Calls for Stronger International Action on Drought Resilience at UNCCD COP17

Solomon Islands Calls for Stronger International Action on Drought Resilience at UNCCD COP17 Solomon Islands calls for stronger international action, investment and partnerships to build drought resilience in vulnerable countries, particularly Small Island Developing States (SIDS), during the high-level Ministerial Dialogue on Accelerating Drought Resilience at the 17th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD COP17) today in Ulaanbaatar Mongolia. Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Hon Franklyn Derek Wasi highlighted the growing impacts of climate change on the country’s agriculture, food security, water resources, ecosystems and rural livelihoods. Although Solomon Islands is traditionally associated with abundant rainfall, changing climate patterns are resulting in increasingly frequent and unpredictable dry spells and drought conditions. These changes are creating new challenges for communities that depend heavily on rain-fed agriculture and vulnerable freshwater resources. “Agriculture remains the backbone of the Solomon Islands economy and the primary source of livelihoods for most people, the urgent need to strengthen resilience through proactive risk reduction, preparedness and adaptation cannot be overstated,” he said. The Solomon Islands government is committed to advancing integrated drought governance by mainstreaming climate resilience, sustainable land management and water resource management into national planning. Through the National Adaptation Plan and broader resilience initiatives, Solomon Islands is strengthening coordination across sectors and improving preparedness at both national and community levels. Minister Wasi also stressed the critical role of science, climate information and early warning systems. “Reliable forecasting and timely information are essential to enable governments, farmers and communities to make informed decisions and ensure that early warnings translate into early action. Financing remains a significant challenge for vulnerable developing countries. Solomon Islands called on international financial institutions, development partners and climate funds to increase support for drought preparedness, climate-resilient agriculture, water security and ecosystem restoration, with particular attention to the unique vulnerabilities of SIDS,” he said. Minister Wasi further emphasized that no country can address climate-induced drought alone. Strong international partnerships are needed to promote innovation, technology transfer, capacity building and investment in resilient agricultural and water systems. Solomon Islands supports efforts under the UNCCD to make drought resilience a central pillar of sustainable development, climate adaptation and land restoration. The Minister urged COP17 to deliver a strong message that investment in drought resilience is an investment in food security, environmental sustainability, economic stability and the wellbeing of future generations. ENDS// MALD Press Release Pictures Caption: Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Hon Franklyn Derek Wasi delivering SI statement during the high-level Ministerial Dialogue on Accelerating Drought Resilience at UNCCD COP17 today in Ulaanbaatar Mongolia.

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MAL Environment & Climate · 2026-08-25 Original ↗

MPNSCS Welcomes Trevor Unusu as New Permanent Secretary

MPNSCS Welcomes Trevor Unusu as New Permanent Secretary & The Ministry of Police, National Security and Correctional Services (MPNSCS) is pleased to announce the appointment of [...]

SIG Law & Security · 2026-08-25 Original ↗

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 ↗