My Fellow Solomon Islanders,
As you have heard, His Excellency the Governor-General Sir David Vunagi, has now declared that State of Public Emergency...
The National Disaster Operations Centre (NEOC) based at the National Disaster Management Officer (NDMO) is now on “Full Activation” mode following the announcement by His Excellency the Governor Generals...
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services today confirmed three persons is being investigated for possible suspected coronavirus (COVID-19) infection. One suspected sample has been taken and sent on Tuesday...
The country’s new Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown by 5.3 per cent in 2017. GDP is the country’s key official measure of economic growth and development and measures the total value of production of goods and services within the local economy on an...
The country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has noted an increase of 30 per cent in value after the government statistical agency, Solomon Islands National Statistics Office (SINSO) rebased the economy. Similar magnitude of increases is also seen in per capita terms.
Health Authorities have heightened their preparedness for any potential cases of covid-19 if the virus hits Honiara City. Currently, an isolation ward at the National Referral Hospital is being set up for confirmed or suspected cases.
Solomon Islanders are responding positively to the Prime Minister’s call for people to return to their respective provinces as a measure to prevent contracting the Coronavirus (COVID-19) if it hits Honiara city.
The Government through the Price Control Division of the Ministry of Commerce, Industries, Labour and Immigration (MCILI) is activating measures to control prices of goods to prevent illegal...
The Government last night has warned incoming travellers who breach or evade strict quarantine measures that they will face consequences that could lead to imprisonment.
The Coronavirus Steering Committee has formally updated its Travel Advisory as Joint Travel Advisory 4. Accordingly, I have issued an updated Customs Directive effective from the date of this Directive that should be read in conjunction with...
Non-Citizens of Solomon Islands will not be permitted to enter the country as of 22 March 2020. This is according to the latest joint travel advisory issued by the Solomon Islands Government on 22 March 2020.
This Joint Travel Advisory No.4 dated 21st March 2020 is issued by Ministry of Commerce, Industries, Labour and Immigration together with the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.