Central Provincial Premier, Selwyn Mapuli has called on Participants of the Central Province 2014 draft federal constitution awareness program to be visionary and sensitive in their input to the highest legal instrument.
People of Ngella constituency will now have easy access to government development assistance after a newly build constituency office was officially opened in Honiara this week. The opening coincides with the handing over of a constituency truck and an outboard motor.
The National Government through the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) and its National and Provincial Disaster Committees are currently conducting Post Disaster Impacts and Needs Assessments in the Provinces recently affected by Tropical Cyclone Raquel.
Dende Community in Central Islands province joined the country to celebrate the country’s 37th Independence Anniversary today. The celebration coincides with the opening ceremony to harvest traditional root crops which are not allowed to be harvested over a five-year period due to their high chance…
The Central Islands Provincial Government is seeking the national government to establish an entity to be known as the Central Province’s Development Authority (CPDA) to oversee major projects under consideration by and for the province.
Agriculture extension officers will now be equipped with the latest technology to help boost food crops and combat pests affecting production. Last week Biosecurity Advisor to the Solomon Islands Mr.
The Minister of Culture and Tourism and Member of Parliament for Ngella Bartholomew Parapolo has announced, his ministry is working with the National Provident Fund (NPF) to build a hotel resort on NPF land in the Central Islands Provincial capital, Tulagi.
The Central Islands Provincial Sports Division is gearing up to shape its Ward Sports Associations in a strategic manner. The province’s acting Sports Coordinator Fred Sauakitai told the local media that his office is considering the role of Ward Sports Associations in sports development and its…
The Premier for Central Islands Province Selwyn Mapuli says the decision to close down the province’s Director of Nursing and Principal Education offices were based on stakeholders complaints.
The provincial capital of Central Province has been identified as a potential port facility site. An international port facilities have been proposed for Tulagi by the Solomon Islands Ports Authority and the Central Provincial Government.
Member of Parliament for West Makira, Honourable Derek Manuari says we cannot continue to deny the rights of the people of West Papua to join the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG).
Preparations for the Eight Premier’s Conference is progressing well. The Premier’s conference is scheduled to be held on 1st of October and will be co-hosted by the Guadalcanal Province and the Honiara City Council.
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has completed a Family Planing Strengthening Training at Tulagi, Central province this week. Aimed at equipping nurse Aid and registered nurses in the province, the training has been identified as important for adults and children.
Market Vendors at Tulagi, Central Province are complaining about the lack of sanitation facility within the Tulagi market building. The vendors say it is inhumane and unhealthy not to include sanitation inside the Market facility.
Solomon Islands is expecting a drier season as the chances of El Nino occurring during the year have increased. Deputy Director of the Solomon Islands Meteorological Services, Lloyd Tahani confirmed to SIBC News yesterday. In an exclusive interview, Mr.
Central Islands Provincial Assembly has passed its development budget for the next Financial year. Provincial speaker John Bosamata announced the more than $5 million budget was passed Monday this week.
The Central Islands Provincial Government had its first provincial assembly meeting on Friday. Addressing his colleagues, Premier Selwyn Mapuli says the people of Central Province want change in leadership attitude; one that improve people’s trust and where development is realised.
A church leader from Central Islands Province has called on Tulagi Police to address dynamite fishing in the Province. Lillian Keru of Tulagi, today reports, the church leader who requested anonymity made the call as dynamite fishing is poisonous and destroys marine life.
The Prime Minister says the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government will deal with the longstanding Russel Islands Plantation Estate Limited (RIPEL) issue. Manasseh Sogavare says RIPEL’s revival is a priority issue the Government wants to address by the end of this year.
Kirakira hospital in Makira Ulawa province and Tulagi Hospital in Central Islands are beneficiaries from the health equipments donated by the New Zealand Government, said Pediatrician Dr James Auto.
