The National Parliament is organising a three-day workshop for journalists to equip them with better understanding of the parliamentary processes and procedures.
The Matson-Silent World Inter-Islands Rugby Fifteens Championship is staging its grand final round this weekend at the Panatina Oval in East Honiara. Tournament Manager, Nick Hatigeva told SIBC Sports today, Malaita Subi will take on Rennell Islands, while Western Isles will take on Malaita Outer…
The professional behaviour of teachers is an issue the Ministry needs to address, says the Acting Permanent Secretary for Education, Human Resources Development James Bosemata.
Election Managers in most of the country’s provinces have reported zero withdrawals in nominations as the country heads towards polling day next month. Provinces who did not record any withdrawals include Makira Ulawa, Temotu, Central Islands and Guadalcanal.
The United Democratic Party has announced it is fielding 45 candidates in the upcoming national general elections. The party with it’s candidates is committed to making sectoral and fundamental reforms in the country.
Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast says leadership in policing is the most important element within the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force. Commissioner Prendergast made the statement during his recent media conference.
Cabinet has approved the new structure of the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development, and the Ministry has begun recruiting key positions under the new structure.
ANZ Bank has launched its first Money Minded Impact Report in the Solomon Islands. The report’s launching follows that of bank’s financial literacy program in 2011.
Matches for round eight of the Telekom S-League have ended successfully over the weekend. Saturday’s matches between Solomon Warriors and Kossa ended with a one-all draw.
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission will publish a full list of candidates this week. The Electoral Commission yesterday announced that a total of 443 candidates has been nominated to contest the November 19 National General Election.
The funeral of the former Head of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Reverend Sam Ata will be held in Honiara tomorrow. Reverend Ata passes away on Friday night following a period of illness.
The Governor of Central Bank Denton Rarawa says the Pan Oceanic Bank (POB) has provided competition with other commercial banks in the country, and has allowed customers to find which bank suits their needs.
Solomon Islands first ever women’s theatre company, Stages of Change, have kicked off their first ever national tour. Their first performance was held in Honiara last Thursday.
Six tribes in Small Malaita will take part in a sports tournament in December. The theme for the games this year is “Unity in Sports and Culture”. Chairman of the Haitataewmane Sports Organising Committee Barnabas Honi told SIBC Sports, the tournament is an event that is held annually.
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission has announced that a total of 443 candidates have been nominated to contest the national general elections next month A statement from the Electoral Commission today said this is the total number of candidates received at the closure of nominations 4:30 pm…
The Solomon Islands National Teachers Association, SINTA, has called for an investigation into the resignation of its former Credit Union Chairmen, Donation Hougura and Lense Bambo last month.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force, RSIPF, has described as “misleading” claims that caretaker Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo has interfered with Police work.
A community policing officer in West Are’are, Peter Waikiri has called on all eligible voters of the Constituency to respect the democratic rights of all intending candidates who are conducting their political campaigns in the constituency.
Eradicating all forms of violence in the country is a real priority for the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF). Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast made the statement after the Police Sexual Assault Unit received a number of violence-related cases recently.
The U.S. Embassy is encouraging people in Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu to nominate exceptional women for U.S. Secretary of State’s International Woman of Courage Award. A statement from the U.S.
