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.

FSII TAKING ACTION TO REMOVE UNPROFFESIONAL COMMENTS FROM ITS SOCIAL NETWORK FACEBOOK PAGE

Honiara :  14 January 2017
Letter to the Editor, Solomon Star and Island Sun Newspapers.
 
I was pleased to learn last week that the FSII President, Benjamin Afuga, announced he was taking action to remove unprofessional commentaries from its Facebook Page that undermined the vision, objectives and core values of the social networking group in the Solomon Islands.

CLIMATE CHANGE PART OF THE PIDF DISCUSSIONS

Honiara :  13 July 2016.
The Outgoing Chair of the Pacific Islands Development Forum (PIDF), Prime Minister Hon Frank Bainimarama of Fiji said the PIDF’s fourth Leaders’ Summit will build on the commitment in the Suva Declaration to push for the limitation of global temperature rise to 1.5 Degrees Centigrade.
 Hon Bainimarama made the remarks in his speech at the opening of the summit at the Lawson Tama Stadium in Honiara yesterday.

ROC FUNDING FOR SANITATION PROJECT

Honiara :  12 January 2016

The Niuleni and Funafou communities in the northern region of Malaita Province are the proud recipients of a $3-Million sanitation project funding provided by the Republic of China Government through Prime Minister Hon Manasseh Sogavare.

INFRASTRUCTURE PLEDGE BEING KEPT BY SIG PARLIAMENT IS TOLD

Honiara :  21 February 2017

Six new bridges to be built on Guadalcanal.

Six new bridges will be built on Guadalcanal under the Transport Sector Flood Recovery Project, Minister for Infrastructure Development, Hon Jimmy Lusibaea told Parliament today.

Minister Lusibaea said the six new bridges will be built at Balasuna, Berande and Kovelau in East Guadalcanal and at Turtle Beach, CBSI site and Selwyn College in West Guadalcanal.
He said the project commenced on the 15th of June 2016 after the Government signed the contract for the construction of the new bridges with China Habour.

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