By Alfred Pagepitu The High Court on July 6, 2024 has granted declaration sought by the Leader of Opposition, Hon. Mathew Wale that the nomination period up to the date of the election of the Prime Minister does not comply with the mandatory four days period as stated in Schedule 2 1 (b) of the
Jeremiah Manele has been elected and declared as the new Prime Minister of Solomon Islands. Mr Manele was elected for the top job following the election of the Prime Minister presided by the Governor General Sir David Vunagi at the National Parliament this morning.
Following the intense lobbying by two different coalitions in the past few days Jeremiah Manele and Mathew Wale have been nominated as their candidates for Prime Minister ahead of Thursday’s election of the country’s new Prime Minister.
The Coalition of CARE, SIUP, and SIPRA has officially nominated Matthew Cooper Wale as their candidate for Prime Minister. This decisive move counters widespread rumor’s of internal divisions.
By Fredrick Kusu Few hours after the nomination for the election of a new Prime Minister was opened, the Coalition for National Unity and Transformation (CNUT) had nominated Jeremiah Manele as its candidate for the Prime Minister’s position.
A Coalition Agreement was today signed by leaders of four political parties to form the next government. The four political parties consist of the three parties that make up CARE with the Solomon Islands United Party (SIUP).
By Fredrick Kusu The current lobbying process among political parties is intensifying to its peak when OUR Party Wing Leader Manasseh Sogavare confidently announced that his coalition has the number to form the next government.
By IAN KAUKUI The Choiseul Provincial Assembly has elected Harrison Pitakaka of Senga Ward as the new premier for Choiseul province. The election of the new premier was carried out today after the former premier Tongoua Tabe was ousted in a motion of the confidence last week.
OUR party parliamentary wing leader calls on other political parties to talk about policies and track records, and not engage in defaming others. OUR party parliamentary wing leader, Manasseh Sogavare who is also the care- taker Prime Minister made this call last week at the OUR party launching at…
Former Leader of Opposition Matthew Wale has expressed his lack of surprise at the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet’s (OPMC) recent misrepresentation of his well-documented comments regarding the issue of state government in Parliament.
The CARE coalition is never registered under the Political Parties Integrity Act (PPIA). Such total disregard for the Political Parties Integrity Act shows a NO-CARE attitude of our laws.
By Fredrick Kusu Political campaigning is heating up in Solomon Islands as political parties and intending candidates are competing for votes ahead of the joint elections in April.
By Alex Dadamu and George Ho’atamauri The Kadere Party is confident about securing leadership in the formation of a new government after the National Election on April 17.
The care- taker political government calls on former Member for Aoke/Langalanga, Matthew Wale to apologize to the former Malaita Members of Parliament in the Democratic Coalition Government for Advancement (DCGA).
Ahead of the highly anticipated National General Election scheduled for April 17, 2024, the Ownership, Unity, and Responsibility (O.U.R) Party yesterday unveiled its visionary manifesto and introduced its esteemed candidate for the Ranoga/Simbo Constituency during a landmark event.
By Alex Dadamu The Solomon Islands Party for Rural Advancement (SIPRA) has promised to equip the Anti-Corruption Commission with the resources to curb corruption in the country. Party President and Former Member of Parliament for Gizo/Kolombangara constituency Mr.
By Fredrick Kusu The Coalition Accountability Reform and Empowerment (CARE) plans to abolish the Parliamentary Entitlement Commission (PEC) if the coalition forms the next government.
By Fredrick Kusu The Coalition for Accountability Reform and Empowerment (CARE) has pledged a 15 percent pay increase for government employees and improved health service delivery in Solomon islands.
THE ‘CARE’ Coalition will launch its coalition policy in Honiara this week Wednesday 14th February. The launch will be held at the Youth Hub area, Chinatown. The ‘CARE’ Coalition stands for Coalition for Accountability Reform and Empowerment (CARE).
Parliamentary Wing Leader of OUR Party and care- taker Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has unveiled the five key policy priorities of the party during the launching of the party’s manifesto.
