People living around Koli Point area, north Guadalcanal are seeking answers to why a Helicopter is circulating their communities for the last three weeks at around 7.30pm for half an hour every evening.
Daniel Kova of Kaokao Tribe in Central Guadalcanal Constituency has called on the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) to work closely with chiefs in the constituency to address various criminal activities caused by youths in the area. Today Mr.
Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast said communities in the Solomon Islands must take a strong stand against gender-based violence. Speaking at his weekly press conference last week, Mr Prendagast said the prevalence of sexual offences in the country is a concern as shown by recent surveys.
The recent torturous murder cases this month indicate a failing family unit, community and nation. A Honiara man Mr Henry Kahui says the recent killings reported in the media is shocking and unless perpetrators are dealt with adequately, the future will be more challenging.
Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast says family violence is a real concern in Solomon Islands and preventing it is a priority for the RSIPF this year. Mr.
Guadalcanal police are continuing its search for a nine-year-old boy who went missing, after a trip with his two other brothers at Marau resort area yesterday morning. Police alleged the victim and his two brothers were diving while he kept the canoe at approximately about 10am yesterday.
Police have rescued the nine-year-old boy who went missing on Tuesday, after a fishing trip with his two brothers at the Marau resort area. Assistant Police Commissioner, National Capital, Gabriel Manelusi confirms, the boy was floating out on the open sea towards Makira when he was rescued. Mr.
Chairman of Lakwili tribe in Savo Islands Chief James Kakava is calling on the Chairman of the Zizikato House of Chiefs, Sir Allan Kemakeza and members of the council of chiefs to refocus more on their duties as tribal leaders.
The Haroro sports tournament 2015 has ended with a prize-giving ceremony at Haroro, Sunfly, Ngella this morning. The one-week tournament concluded its final stages for men and women’s soccer categories, including netball yesterday.
The Ngella Constituency will celebrate this year’s festive season with sports activities. The Soccer and Netball event will be hosted at Haroro Community from 2nd to 6th January, 2015. Chairperson of the organizing committee Mr.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has called on community and church leaders to report cases of family violence so that police could deal with them. A statement from the police said they have received a total of 37 domestic violence cases so far, for the months of November to December.
The unruly behaviour of certain youths at Maranari village along the Si’iua river in West Are’are, Malaita Province, has raised concerns for a community elder in the area.
As the festive season draws closer, Kiu community in West Are’are, Malaita Province is gearing up for a series of church programs as part of celebrating this Christmas and New Year’s festive season.
Prime Minister Manasseh Damukana Sogavare has assured the people of Solomon Islands, dealing with people’s daily survival stories is his government’s priority.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has acknowledged the level of cooperation from the public for ensuring a peaceful Prime Minister’s election today.
Paramount Chief of Burns Creek Community in East Honiara Peter Usi is calling on Burns Creek Community to refrain from causing any disturbances during the election of the Prime Minister.
A community in North Malaita has voiced concern over what they have described as a “strange lightning” in the sea near the community. SIBC’s stringer in the area, John Andrew Kiri reports a Pastor Kemuel Mauda at the community’s church says the lightning began last month.
Bubutoga Community in Central Guadalcanal has called on the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force to be more active when attending community situations. The community made the call after police have failed to attend an election conflict in the area because they could not find the community.
People of Gao Bugotu constituency are now able to vote in a good leader as their representative in the next house. This is after a leadership awareness program was conducted in their constituency.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) says there has been overwhelming support from communities within the Northern and Eastern regions of Malaita Province over a visit to the regions by police.
