Latest Solomon Island NewsThe Pelau telecommunications tower, built under the Solomon Islands-Australia Partnership, is now officially online, delivering reliable 3G and 4G connectivity to the Malaita ...

The second day of the Honiara Summit discussions centred on strengthening regional cooperation, advancing scientific research, and improving monitoring, control, and surveillance (MCS) to combat ...

The premier of Choiseul province is calling for assistance in his government's efforts to carry out work on the Choiseul bay township project.

The Republic of Estonia has expressed interest to assist Solomon Islands in its digital transformation efforts. This commitment was reaffirmed during a bilateral meeting between the two countries held ...

Running a business from home is popular with entrepreneurs, for reasons such as convenience, cost savings and flexibility. For those who are affected by health issues and disabilities, a home setting ...

35-year-old Francis Filia has had to sit in a wheelchair for more than 17 years of his life, due to a physical impairment on his spine. From his home in the Solomon Islands, he hears the waves each ...

Solomon Islands boasts some of the richest fishing grounds in the Western and Central Pacific basin. This provides much needed income for the government and an important source of protein for coastal ...

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Police, National Security and Correctional Services, Karen Galokale hosted a meeting with local Commercial UXO companies to explore ways to partner in ...

After almost two years of review, consultations, and compilation, the Ministry of Health and Medical Services finally launched the Solomon Islands National Health Strategic Plan 2022 to 2031.

Figures released by the Solomon Islands National Statistics Office (SINSO) for Q1 reveal exciting growth in tourism, with the islands welcoming 4,903 visitors—a remarkable 24 percent increase from ...

The International Day of Forests was commemorated last Friday with a large-scale tree-planting event at Bloody Ridge, a site of historical and ecological significance in the Solomon Islands.

The Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) has signed its first-ever development cooperation agreement in the Pacific region with the Government of Solomon Islands (SIG), marking a historic milestone in ...