Welcome To Solomon Islands In Focus

As a long­time friend of the Solomon Islands, let me say the aim of this website is to bring you news about the Solomon Islands, promote tourism to the "Happy Isles” and generate donations for causes in the Solomons that will provide income for charitable institutions dependent on aid and help to give much needed money for local craftsmen and women.

I would encourage you to see for yourself a most unique and different part of the world and meet friendly, hospitable people while enjoying the sheer delights and beauty of a easy accessible Pacific paradise.

SFA GOES THE EXTRA MILE TO SUPPORT WORTHY CAUSES

Honiara:  31 October 2015

STATEMENT TO THE MEDIA

The Solomon Forest Association (SFA) has gone the extra mile by again meeting the freight and associated charges for a second and third container of gifted medical equipment and aids from New Zealand’s charitable organisation, “Take My Hands”.

DCCG LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE

Honiara : 3 January 2016

Prime Minister Hon Manasseh Sogavare has launched a new website dedicated to informing and educating Solomon Islands and the world about the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government decisions and policy implementation activities on a timely basis.

BEDS GIFTED TO THE NRH

‘TAKE MY HANDS’ GIFT OF HOSPITAL BEDS ARRIVE IN HONIARA

 

By Alfred Sasako

 

A 40-foot container of 48 beds and mattresses for the National Referral Hospital (NRH) has arrived in Honiara, thanks to New Zealand’s charitable organisation, Take My Hands.

ALLEGED THREATS BY ASIAN LOGGING CONTRACTOR

 
Honiara :  6 May 2017
 
Letter to the Editors, Solomon Star and Island Sun Newspapers.
 
I might be far from the local scene but not unaware of local social media reports last week in the Solomon Islands which gave voice to alleged serious threats made by at least one Asian Logging Contractors in relation to the alleged forced removal of settlers on the land claimed by Samlimsam. 
 
If those threats could be substantiated by evidence then it would be entirely appropriate to report the allegation to the police for investigation.
 
Asian logging bosses, if the allegation raised are true, should be prevented from abusing their time in the Solomon Islands and prosecuted if evidence exists of making direct threats to persons and property.

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