Fredrick Kusu is a news reporter at SIBC News. He covers a wide range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on climate change, water management, and agriculture across Asia, Australia, and the Pacific Islands. Fredrick's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing his commitment to environmental services and natural resources.
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Fredrick Kusu's coverage mainly focuses on local government announcements and press releases, with an emphasis on topics related to the Solomon Islands. To effectively engage with him, consider providing updates or insights related to local government activities, international relations involving the Solomon Islands, infrastructure development within the country, population-related issues specific to the region, as well as noteworthy events taking place in the Solomon Islands that have a significant impact. Additionally, any information related to key figures in local politics would likely be of interest for potential coverage by Fredrick Kusu.
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By: Fredrick Kusu
M-SELEN, the Solomon Islands' leading mobile money platform, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Rocket Remit, enabling Solomon Islanders living in Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom to send money directly to family and friends in the Solomon Islands quickly, securely, and conveniently. The partnership marks another significant milestone in M-SELEN's commitment
Households, businesses and government services in Honiara are a step closer to receiving cheaper and more reliable electricity, with construction commencing on the 22-kilometre transmission line that will connect the Tina River Hydropower Facility to the Honiara national electricity grid via Lungga Power Station. The Solomon Islands Government, Solomon Power and Australia marked the milestone
Prime Minister Hon. Matthew Wale says the Government has taken steps to strengthen fiscal discipline and stop long-standing leakages in public finances. In his closing remarks in response to the Speech from the Throne yesterday, the Prime Minister said the Government is actively closing gaps that have allowed revenue to “quietly haemorrhage” through discretionary tax
By: Fredrick Kusu
Prime Minister Hon. Matthew Wale has reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to advancing the proposed Guadalcanal Provincial Hospital, signalling concrete action in response to the needs of the province. Speaking in Parliament yesterday, the Prime Minister said the Government will work closely with development partners to deliver the project in a practical and coordinated manner. “The
By: Fredrick Kusu
The Government of Australia will hand over the new Lofung Border and Patrol Boat Outpost in the Shortland Islands, Western Province, to the Government and people of the Solomon Islands on Monday, 17 August 2026. The handover ceremony will be attended by senior officials from both Governments. Preparations are underway through a joint ministerial committee
Prime Minister Hon. Matthew Wale has discussed strengthening economic ties and deepening cooperation in agriculture and education with Indonesia. These were key areas of discussion with Indonesia’s Ambassador to Solomon Islands, His Excellency Octo Dorimus Manik when he made a courtesy visit to the Prime Minister yesterday. Prime Minister Wale welcomed Ambassador Manik and reaffirmed
By: Fredrick Kusu
By Alfred Pagepitu Parliament has deferred consideration of the 2025 and 2026 Supplementary Appropriation Bills after the required reports were not tabled in the House on Thursday. Finance and Treasury Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo had moved both Bills for their second reading before Speaker of the National Parliament John Patteson Oti informed the House that
By: Becky Bui
The Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) for the Tina River Hydropower Development Project has officially been named Rotima, following a naming competition involving students from schools in the project area.
By: Fredrick Kusu
Prime Minister Hon. Matthew Wale has called on Solomon Islands’ development partners to better align their support with national priorities and help deliver tangible results for the people. Speaking at the opening of the Solomon Islands Development Partnership Summit 2026 at Heritage Park Hotel today, Prime Minister Wale said stronger cooperation between Government and development
Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles, and Solomon Island’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Public Service, the Hon Francis Sade, officially opened the Western Border Outpost today in the Shortland Islands, Solomon Islands. The Western Border Outpost is a jointly delivered infrastructure project between the Australian and Solomon Islands governments.
