Sogavare Archive April 2019

PM Acknowledges All for Peace and Calm

Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has expressed his gratitude to the general public for taking the right steps in allowing law and order to take its course.
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare.

Sogavare’s Eligibility Case May Take Months

The case against Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare may take months, this is according to the High Courts.
Australia's High Commissioner to Solomon Islands H.E Roderick Brazier.

Australia's High Commissioner Congratulates Sogavare

Australia's High Commissioner to the Solomon Islands, Roderick Brazier, has congratulated Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare on his election, and pledged to work closely with his government.
Hon. John Maneniaru is now the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources.

Sogavare Names Five Ministers in New Cabinet Line Up

Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has named five Ministers in his new Cabinet lineup.
Manasseh Sogavare giving a brief remark shortly after winning the prime ministerial election.

High Court Adjourns Sogavare's Case to Thursday Next Week

The High Court has adjourned the case challenging the validity of Manasseh Sogavare’s candidacy as Prime Minister to Thursday next week.
“Respect the law as there are serious consequences for those who disobeys,” he said.

Maelanga Calls for Calm After Riots

East Malaita Member of Parliament Hon. Manasseh Maelanga has called on Honiara community members to remain calm and respect the law after strings of riots erupted in parts of the city yesterday.
This will be Mr Sogavare's fourth time to serve as Prime Ministers, his previous stints being in 2000, 2006 and most recently in 2014.

Sogavare Sworn-in as Prime Minister

Manasseh Damukana Sogavare has been sworn-in as Solomon Islands new Prime Minister by the Governor General Sir Frank Ofagioro Kabui at Government House immediately after his election by Members of Parliament.
Honiara’s “madness” began shortly after the election of the Prime Minister – it lasted eight hours, rioters ran amuck, stoning vehicle, shops and properties.

‘Sadness, Fear and Helplessness’: Chinese Shops Targeted as Looters Run Amok

A scene of utter devastation as shop owners, most of them Chinese, pick up the pieces following the rioting and looting by youths after the election of Prime Minister yesterday afternoon.
Mathew Wale delivering his brief statement to local media yesterday afternoon.

Wale and Camp Boycott Election of Prime Minister

Mathew Wale, the candidate of the Grand Coalition for Prime Minister, and all sixteen members of the coalition boycotted the election of Prime Minister yesterday.
RSIPF officers, CSSI officers and Security officers talking to the crowd outside Parliament house yesterday.

Police Arrests 30, Calls for Calm

The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has so far arrested more than 30 suspects for offences involved in disturbances in Honiara after the election of the Prime Minister on yesterday morning.
Deputy Foreign Minister Hsu Szu-chien tried on March 21 to ease the speculation by saying that he and Hou reaffirmed the friendly relations between the two countries during a meeting last month.

Taiwan Monitors Election of Prime Minister

Taiwan is closely monitoring the political situation in the Solomon Islands as the Pacific ally prepares for a vote for a new Prime Minister that could determine the future of ties between the two countries.
There is high visibility by the police, in the streets of Honiara and around the Parliament house.

Honiara on Lock Down as MPs Meet to Pick PM

Honiara is on lock down as Members of Parliament convene to select the next Prime Minister of Solomon Islands.
Mr Wale confirmed to local media that a letter was sent to the Governor General and he had already responded, saying the decision will be made on the floor of Parliament on Wednesday.

Grand Coalition Questions Legality of Sogavare’s Nomination

The Grand Coalition Group (GC) has questioned the legality of Manasseh Sogavare’s nomination ahead of the election of Prime Minister tomorrow morning.
With Manasseh Sogavare at its helm, OUR Party could possibly form the base of a possible coalition with Kadere.

OUR Party Claims 17 Independent MPs

OUR Party is claiming that they have 17 Independent MPs, despite being formally registered few days ago.

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