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3 September 2026

Solomon Islands PM sacks minister, accuses rivals of opportunism as no-confidence vote looms

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Solomon Islands PM sacks minister, accuses rivals of opportunism as no-confidence vote looms

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale has come out swinging against a motion of no confidence against him and the MPs backing the leadership challenge.

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