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Politics Archive July 2020
Gov’t Concern Over Sale of Alienated Land by Foreign Investors: PM
The National Government is conscious of the issue of land and encroachment of settlers into customary land.
New Japanese Ambassador Presents Credentials
Japanese New Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Solomon Islands, His Excellency Mr. Morimoto Yasuhiro has presented his Letter of Credence to Governor General His Excellency Sir David Vunagi on the 30th July, 2020.
State of Public Emergency Extended
By Jimmy Nolan
The State of Public Emergency (SoPE) has been extended for four months through a Parliament resolution.
Wale Calls for Covid-19 Legislation to Deal with Pandemic
By Jimmy Nolan
Leader of the Opposition Mathew Wale says the government needs to seriously explore and put in place legislations designed specifically for the current Covid-19 pandemic.
GG Declares State of Public Emergency Still Exists in SoIomon Islands
His Excellency the Governor General Sir David Vunagi has declared that a State of Public Emergency (SOPE) still exists in Solomon Islands.
Government Plans Direct Flight to China
By Georgina Kekea
A charter flight is currently being planned to bring personnel from the People’s Republic of China (PRC).
Pick Hawkes Bay Offers Official Apology to Solomon Islands Workers
The Pick Hawkes Bay Inc. (PHC) has come out officially to apologize to Solomon Islands workers working at their farms. Below is the official statement.
Four Months Too Long for Another State of Emergency: Opposition
The Leader of Opposition, Hon. Matthew Wale, has lashed out at the Prime Minister, saying another four months is too long for the second state of public emergency.
Road Extension at East Malaita
East Malaita will benefit from a road extension towards highland communities, which will improve access to basic services.
Cabinet Approves SOPE Extension: PM
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says Cabinet has approved the recommendation from the Oversight Committee to extend the State of Public Emergency (SOPE).
MP Launches Development Plan, First of its Kind
By Georgina Kekea
The Member of Parliament (MP) for South Guadalcanal has recently launched a development plan for his constituency.
Rift Between East Malaita MP and Nafinua Community Mended
Nafinua Community, Ward 15 of East Malaita Constituency has stepped in to settle differences with their National Parliament Representative who is also the Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Hon. Manasseh Maelanga.
Wale Calls on AG to Recuse Himself in Djokovic Case
The Leader of Opposition, Hon. Matthew Wale calls on the Attorney General not to deal with the criminal cases instituted against the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff, Mr. Robson Djokovic.
Senior Government Officer Charged With Careless Driving
Officers of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) have charged a senior government officer with careless driving following a traffic accident involving a government motor vehicle, which happened early morning Saturday 4 July 2020 near the Iron Bottom Sound Hotel in West Honiara.
42 years of Independence: PM Calls for Unity in Diversity
Solomon Islands today celebrates 42 years of Independence.
Arrested for Spreading Fake News on Social Media
Officers of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) have arrested and charged one male suspect for the alleged dissemination of false rumours contrary to Regulation 23 (a) of the Emergency Powers (EP) COVID (02) Regulation 2020 in Central province on 27th April 2020.
Solomon Ports Hoists Largest Flag in the Region at Unity Square
Solomon Ports has commissioned the largest flag and flagpole in the pacific at Point Cruz, Honiara, yesterday.
US Congratulates Solomon Islands as Country Prepares to Observe Independence Day
The United States (US) Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sent his government’s well wishes as the country prepares to mark its Independence Day tomorrow.
Humanity Vs the Rule of Law: Villagers Homeless as Developers Move in
By Jimmy Nolan and Georgina Kekea
17 families residing in the Mamara area claimed they will be homeless after they were chased by contractors of the company that is developing the Mamara-Tasivarongo area.
Rarumana Community Elder Lauds ESP Initiative
Community elder from Rarumana Island in the Western Province have applauded the government for the Economic Stimulus Package (ESP) initiative that focuses mainly on the rural population.
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