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Eliza Kukutu's coverage is primarily focused on local government and political developments in the Solomon Islands, Honiara. She seems particularly interested in announcements and expert commentary related to government policies, regional affairs, infrastructure development, and education issues within the Solomon Islands.
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By: Eliza Kukutu
The Leader of the Official Opposition Hon. Manasseh Sogavare MP, says the Prime Minister has misled the public by announcing that licences for all gold dealers have been cancelled, when in fact no lawful cancellation process appears to have been invoked and gold dealer licences remain in operation under the law. Hon. Sogavare said, under
By: Eliza Kukutu
The U.S. Embassy Honiara is honored to announce the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency and the Government of Solomon Islands signed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on June 3, 2026, that formalizes the recovery and repatriation of remains of U.S. personnel. The MOU will facilitate continued collaboration between the two governments to advance DPAA’s critical mission of
Minister for Mines, Energy and Rural Electrification (MMERE), Hon. Derick Manuari has clarified that the Government's decision regarding Gold Dealer Licences (GDLs) forms part of a broader reform programme. The Mines Minister said the decision has already received Caucus endorsement and is now progressing through the necessary legal and administrative processes. Responding to recent comments
MINISTER for Education and Human Resource Development Hon. Stephen Kumi has reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to transforming education, with the official showcase of new learner and teacher materials in Auckland. Minister Kumi said the initiative marks a significant step forward in improving teaching and learning outcomes across Solomon Islands. “Today’s event reflects our shared commitment
By: Eliza Kukutu
Honiara, Solomon Islands (June 9), 2026—Solomon Water is making positive progress in the construction of three new concrete water reservoirs at Tasahe, Titinge, and Panatina in Honiara. The construction of new reservoirs is a sub-project of the Urban Water Supply, Sanitation Sector Project (UWSSSP) to improve access to and quality of water supply in Honiara
INVESTIGATIONS into the controversial 33 shipments of bauxite has commenced. Minister for Mines, Energy & Rural Electrification (MMERE), Hon. Derick Manuari said the Attorney General’s Chambers with support from the Mines Division are leading the process. Attorney General Gabriel Suri, on Monday 1st June 2026, has written to the Director of Mines to initiate investigation
Following the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the national government and three key state-owned enterprises (SOEs), critical utility relocation exercises are now fully underway in Auki as part of the Auki Town China-Aid Road Upgrade Project. Solomon Power, Solomon Water, and Our Telekom are actively on-site, working diligently to move power
The country’s legal minimum wage is currently under review, with the Labour Division conducting surveys across all provinces.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID), in a statement today, wishes to remind Honiara road users about the ongoing roadworks happening along Mendana Avenue (Heritage Park Roundabout to Honiara City Council Roundabout). Last Friday (June 5th), there was a bit of a hiccup involving a local traffic controller who was just doing his job and,
By: Andrianah Kole
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development (MALD) yesterday received a donation of agricultural tools from the New Zealand High Commission to support ongoing recovery efforts for communities affected by Tropical Cyclone Maila.
