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Auki, Malaita – May 29, 2025: The Malaita Provincial Government (MPG), through its Youth Division and in collaboration with the Malaita Provincial Youth Council, hosted a one-day youth training program today in Auki. The training aimed to engage young people from Auki and its surrounding communities in meaningful discussions and awareness

Malaita Province, Solomon Islands — May 29, 2025 🚧 Update from Fiu Bridge, Malaita Province 🚧 The Ministry of Infrastructure and Development (MID) has announced that Fiu Bridge is now reopened for public use, effective from last night, bringing much-needed relief to commuters in the Northern and Eastern regions of Malaita Province. However,

Malaita Province has secured the highest number of projects in the latest Australia Community Partnership Project awards, officially launched last week. Out of the 50 new projects announced under the initiative, 16 have been allocated to Malaita, with 14 situated on the Malaita mainland and two in the Malaita Outer

The long-debated Fiu Bridge in Malaita Province has finally given way, raising serious concerns for travelers and communities in East and North Malaita who depend on it as their main access to Auki town for transportation and trade. For years, the bridge’s poor condition has been a subject of

Two communities in Ward 29 of Central Kwara’ae Constituency are celebrating the start of a better life, thanks to two new water projects supported by the Solomon Islands – Australia Community Partnership Program. Out of more than 200 proposals submitted across the country, Ward 29 was chosen as one of

President of the Malaita Youth Council, Mr. Philip Subu, is currently in the Pipisu community of Ward 24, West Are'Are, for a two-day youth training and ward youth council setup. The training, which concluded successfully today, brought together youth leaders from across the Mareho zone, spanning from Maka

The Commodity Export Marketing Authority (CEMA) wishes to acknowledge the outstanding efforts of cocoa farmers in Ward 16, East Kwara’ae, whose commitment to quality production is driving real economic impact on the ground. We also extend our sincere appreciation to Hon. Preston Billy Junior, Member for Ward 16, for

The North Malaita Constituency (NMC) office recently conducted a historic tribal reconciliation program, signifying its readiness to progress socio-economic development for its people and the rest of the constituency. Held at Fo’ondo from 25th to 27th April 2025, the event was organized specifically for the Abua’ero tribal clan.

The Red Cross Malaita Branch has come to the aid of a family in Fiolo Village, West Kwaio (Ward 26), following a devastating house fire that occurred on May 6, 2025. Branch Coordinator of the Red Cross Malaita Branch in a statement from their facebook page says, "the fire

President of the Malaita Youth Council, Philip Subu, has urged young people across Malaita Province to engage more actively in agricultural activities as a means to stay productive and avoid antisocial behavior that could negatively impact their future. His appeal comes in response to the recent surge in cocoa prices,

East Road Emergency Maintenance Nearing Completion The second section of the East Road, stretching from Baratalo to Atori in Malaita Province, is progressing well and is now nearing completion. This project has been made possible through the support of the Government of National Unity and Transformation (GNUT). Special thanks go

A five-day youth empowerment training under the Youth Economic and Climate Action (YECA) initiative concluded successfully yesterday in the Oibola community, bringing together 35 enthusiastic young participants from Adakwa (East Malaita), Namosalabe (Central Kwara'ae), and Oibola (Langalanga). The training, which focused on Business Ideation and Business Process Development,

YECA Project Empowers Rural Youth Through Business Training in Oibola A five-day youth empowerment training under the Youth Economic and Climate Action (YECA) initiative concluded successfully yesterday in the Oibola community, bringing together 35 enthusiastic young participants from Adakwa (East Malaita), Namosalabe (Central Kwara'ae), and Oibola (Langalanga). The