Portfolio investments of the Solomon Islands National Provident Fund are expected to grow by more than seven percent by the end of this financial year...
Misleading MPs on govt finances ‘ought to be a crime’: Wale
Member of Parliament for Aoke/Langalanga Matthew Wale is concerned that Parliament has been misled about the state of the Government’s finances....
Digital tax system to bring in thousands of taxpayers
The number of national taxpayers will likely increase with the rollout of a digital tax system through the Ministry of Finance and Treasury’s In...
Tax review set to launch this week
A tax review consultation programme will be launched in Honiara this Friday. Minister of Finance and Treasury, Hon. Snyder Rini will launch the consul...
KUMA LAUNCHED NEW $20 NOTE
Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance and Treasury Mr Harry Kuma has successfully launched the new $20.00 note. Speaking during a brief launc...
NEW NOTES TO COUNTER FAKE NOTES: CBSI
The introduction of new banknotes into the country’s money system is part of efforts by the Central Bank of Solomon Islands to counter fake note...
NEW $20 BILL COST MILLIONS: CBSI
Solomon Islands through its premier financial institution – Central Bank of Solomon Islands has spent about $500,000,000 from its reserves to pu...
LEGISLATION DEPRIVED BILLIONS, A PAP FINDING REVEALED
A People’s Alliance Party (PAP) meeting in Honiara has been told State legislations have for many years continued to deprive Solomon Islands bil...
WORLD BANK OFFERED SOLOMON ISLANDS MORE SUPPORT
The World Bank (WB) has offered to give more financial and advisory support to Solomon Islands within the next three years. A government statement sai...
WE WILL SETTLE THE DEBT INCURRED: PREMIER RAMOHIA
Malaita Premier Hon. Peter Chanel Ramohia has assured, his government will pay off the $8 million debt incurred by past provincial governments. Mr Ram...