By Fredrick Kusu Government House has confirmed the resignation of 10 members of the Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT). Private Secretary to the Governor General, Rawcliff Ziza, confirmed that Government House received the resignation notices from the 10 members last night.
By Chris Alex The Makira Ulawa provincial government has pledged for more service delivery to its people. This comes after the government led by Premier Stanley Siapu defeated a motion of no confidence with a 13-7 vote today, allowing Siapu to remain Premier.
By Lionel Taorao/statement The Makira-Ulawa Provincial Assembly is set for a decisive sitting on the 9th of December, 2025 to debate a motion of no confidence that was put on notice against the Premier, Stanley Siapu.
Honiara, Monday 13 October 2025 – President of OUR Party, Hon. Jimson Tanangada, has clarified the Party’s official position regarding the recent resignation of Hon. Harry Kuma, following media reporting that has taken earlier responses out of context. Hon.
By Alfred Pagepitu Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has clarified the disciplinary decision to reassign Hon. Jamie Vokia to the Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Survey following public calls for stronger action over a controversial overseas agreement.
By Alfred Pagepitu The Premier of Central Islands Province, Hon. Kenneth Sagupari, has denied allegations that Members of the Provincial Assembly (MPAs) were promised $5 million each to support a change in provincial leadership.
The Leader of Opposition Hon. Matthew Wale has condemned the Prime Minister’s decision to reshuffle Minister Vokia, describing the move as weak leadership and a betrayal of public trust.
By Alfred Pagepitu The former Premier of Central Islands province, Michael Salini said he respected the outcome of the motion of no confidence that ousted him as Premier this morning.
By Alfred Pagepitu The motion of no confidence against the Premier of Central Islands Province, Michael Salini, will be tabled for debate tomorrow Thursday.
The Member of Parliament for West Are’Are and Chairman of the Bills and Legislation Committee, Hon. John Maneniaru, has called on the Prime Minister and the GNUT Government to urgently introduce reforms to make political grasshopping illegal.
By Fredrick Kusu Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele made suggestions to undertake reforms to the processes on moving motions of no confidence in parliament.
The Solomon Islands United Party (UP) clarified its current parliamentary position following the recent shakeup of the Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) in the wake of recent political maneuverings. UP was not invited by GNUT to be part of the new look governing coalition.
The Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) welcomes the formal withdrawal of the Motion of No Confidence that had been put on notice on 28 April in Parliament by the Hon. Gordon Darcy Lilo, Member of Parliament for Central Honiara.
By Fredrick Kusu The scheduled tabling and debate on the motion of no confidence against the Prime Minister that was put in notice does not appear in today’s order paper. From the order paper, parliament begins with prayer, messages and announcements, matter of privilege and adjournment.
By Alfred Pagepitu All schools in Honiara will close for classes tomorrow Tuesday 6 May, 2025 as parliament will resume to debate on the motion of no confidence against the Prime Minister.
The Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) today reaffirmed its unity and preparedness ahead of the scheduled Motion of No Confidence, which is expected to be tabled in Parliament tomorrow, Tuesday 6 May 2025.
Honiara, Solomon Islands, 02 May 2025 – North Malaita MP, Honourable Daniel Suilea Waneoroa, was officially sworn in this evening as the Minister for Rural Development at Government House in Honiara. The ceremony was officiated by the Governor-General, His Excellency Sir Reverend David Tiva Kapu.
By Simon Tavake Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele said the mass resignation of cabinet ministers and backbenchers from the government does not dissolve the Government for National United and Transformation (GNUT).
The Ownership, Unity, and Responsibility (OUR) Party expresses deep disappointment over the recent defection of ten Members of Parliament led by former Prime Minister and Party founder, Hon. Manasseh Sogavare, to the opposition political grouping.
Member of Parliament for Central Honiara Gordon Darcy Lilo has clarified that there is no incentive scheme involved in the current political development in the country.
