Maritime Security & Trade: The Solomon Islands Government has ordered the immediate closure of all sufferance wharves that are not compliant with the ISPS Code, effective 4 September, with Customs told to shut non-accredited facilities and only resume operations once full compliance is verified; for approved ISPS-compliant wharves, duties and taxes must be paid before cargo release. US-Solomons Talks: Prime Minister Matthew Wale met visiting US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in Honiara, discussing economic development priorities and the planned return of the US Peace Corps after more than two decades. Politics Watch: A no-confidence motion against PM Wale was withdrawn ahead of Monday’s debate, after Opposition MP Manasseh Maelanga filed and then withdrew the motion. Business & Skills: The Institute of Solomon Islands Accountants (ISIA) will hold its 3rd annual congress on 17–18 September, focusing on building a modern accounting and finance workforce. Local Economy & Capacity: SIART continued provincial training in Malaita on financial literacy and feed formulation for young agriculture extension officers and farmer groups. Public Safety: RSIPF arrested an Australian national after a threatening incident involving an alleged firearm at a shop in east Honiara, with police using less-lethal force to control the suspect. Regional Finance Leadership: CBSI Governor appointed Vice Chair of the Pacific Islands Regional Initiative (PIRI), highlighting work on financial inclusion and digital finance.