A man is dead and two others have been hospitalised after eating poisonous fish at the Luti Logging Camp in South Choiseul. It is believed they ate a fish locally known as ‘Balloon fish’ from the company mess on Wednesday last week. After eating all three complained of head ache and body numbness.
The Parliamentary Opposition Group has called on the Government to explain where it will source funds to finance the Western and Choiseul provincial elections as these elections were never budgeted for.
The Lauru Kuvojo side has thrashed Guadalcanal 4-1 to progress to the semi finals of the Solomon Cup after another impressive performance today. Playing with more confidence from their earlier rout of Central shields on Friday by 7-0, the Eddie Rukumana coached side look the better side early into…
Unconfirmed reports claimed a diarrhoea outbreak is currently making rounds in Ward 12 of Choiseul Province. Resident, Nerio Ulemiki claims a number of children were affected by the outbreak. “Must be above ten children who have been going to and fro to the clinic.
The United Church in the Solomon Islands has a new Bishop for its Lauru region in Choiseul province. He is Bishop Reverend Amos Kube. Bishop Kube was ordained by Bishop Reverend Wilfred Kurepitu this morning at Bangara village, North-West Choiseul.
The United Church in Solomon Islands will ordain its new bishop assigned for the Lauru region of Choiseul province next week. A Nerio Ulemiki confirms to SIBC News. He reports, the newly elected Reverend for Lauru is Amos Kube. “The newly elected Bishop is Reverend Amos Kube from Bangara village.
Many sporting teams are flooding into Koloe Village, Northwest Choiseul to participate in a major sporting competition this week. This is in aid of Koloe Primary School fundraising activity.
Prime Minister Hon Manasseh Sogavare has made a goodwill visit to Pangoe Community in Northeast Choiseul today. Soon after his arrival, Prime Minister and Madam Sogavare took a long walk through the coastal community welcomed by leaders and members of the community.
The People of Christ The King Parish in Northwest Choiseul Constituency have enjoyed a crime-free new year celebration over the weekend. The celebration was unusually peaceful and calm. Media Coordinator for Christ the King Parish Mr Nerio Ulemiai reports.
Taro, the provincial capital of Choiseul province is constantly experiencing hiccups with its only generator, sparking complaints about a proper electricity establishment.
People of Kamaga Community in East Choiseul are urgently calling on the ruling government to address their contaminated water which is believed to have since claimed three lives leaving many others hospitalised.
There is an urgent need for the Government to reform the Forestry timber utilization Act to protect land owners victimized by Foreign logging companies. This was the response of Lemeus Manavakana, a land-owning group representative of Choiseul province to the Forestry Undersecretary. Mr.
A man from Choiseul Province, Wilson Pita has called on the responsible authorities looking after the Solomon Games to publish the Game features so that participating teams and supporters are made aware. Mr.
Health Minister Dr. Tautai Angikimua Kaitu’u has assured Solomon Islanders, the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government intends to improve health facilities in Honiara and the provinces.
Teachers from Shortland Islands and Choiseul Province gathered in Taro, Choiseul Province for a week long Teacher-In-Training program. The training aims to equip teachers with updated knowledge in their teaching profession. SIBC’s Gina Maka’a reports from Nila, Shortland Islands.
Shops in the provincial capital of Taro, Choiseul province are facing rice shortage. Operation Manager for Taro Police, Nevol Hughes says rice has been scarce since last week.
Young people of Ogho and surrounding communities, North East Choiseul have been strongly encouraged to love and live Godly lives. Ogho Community church elder Mr. Lionald Giabatu says church veterans used the festive season to encourage their youths to take up the task of serving God.
The Choiseul Provincial Government and members of the Provincial Assembly have been briefed on the staged limited rearmament of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF). The briefing was conducted during a full meeting of the Assembly in the provincial capital Taro this week.
Provincial Premiers in the country will start arriving in Honiara as of tomorrow ahead of the 8th Premiers Conference due to kick off next Monday 5th October. The conference will be co-hosted by Guadalcanal Provincial Government and the Honiara City Council.
Ten Constituencies who suffered the recent natural disaster are still waiting for their relief supplies. National Disaster Management Office Communication and Media Adviser Ms Jennifer Richardson told SIBC News, the NDMO is still waiting for the funds to purchase the supplies.
