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Solomons PM Survives Attempt to Oust Government

Manasseh Maelanga said the withdrawal was not driven by ambition as the government gained 31 seats in the 50-seat Parliament.

  • Prime Minister Matthew Wale averted a political crisis yesterday as the no-confidence motion against his four-month-old government was formally withdrawn on the eve of parliamentary debate.
  • Home Affairs Minister Manasseh Maelanga withdrew the motion after failing to secure sufficient parliamentary support, having alleged Wale failed to collaborate with his cabinet.
  • With two additional opposition MPs crossing the floor over the weekend, Wale's government secured 31 seats in the 50-seat Parliament, consolidating the Prime Minister's power.
  • The United States announced the return of the Peace Corps to the Solomon Islands today, bolstering Western ties as Wale reviews a 2022 security pact with China.
  • Acknowledging the need to "listen more and to consult more," Wale vowed not to slow the speed of policy changes, including mining reform and free education.
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No-confidence vote in Solomon Islands PM Wale pulled

Matthew Wale will continue to govern in the Solomon Islands after a no-confidence vote in his leadership was pulled, just four months into his tenure.

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No-confidence motion against Solomon Islands PM withdrawn

The motion of no confidence filed against the Prime Minister of Solomon Islands has been withdrawn.

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RNZ broke the news in Wellington, New Zealand on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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