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No-Confidence Motion Sends Solomon Islands PM Home From Pacific Summit

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Solomon Islands Parliament House in Honiara, based on a June 2013 photograph. Archival institutional context, not the reported proceedings.
AI courtroom sketch of Solomon Islands Parliament House in Honiara, based on a June 2013 photograph. Archival institutional context, not the reported proceedings. Adapted from the credited reference. Long shot of the Solomon Islands Parliament House. (10708895683).jpg — Irene Scott for AusAID / Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; CC BY 2.0.

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale cut short his trip to Palau and began returning to Honiara after Manasseh Maelanga filed a notice of no confidence. Clerk of Parliament Jefferson Halu confirmed the notice was signed by Maelanga and must undergo a seven-day notice period before it can be placed on the business paper. Wale had arrived for the Pacific Islands Forum leaders meeting and left early Sunday, while Foreign Minister Rick Hou and Peter Kenilorea Jr were expected to stay for the handover of the forum chairmanship. The challenge comes three months after Wale took office.

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