An elderly man from Pululaha Community, Small Malaita Mr. George Noah has opposed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a Cultural Festival Village in his area. The initiative to establish a Cultural Festival Village for Small Malaita was led by Hon. Rick Hou. Mr.
The Solomon Telekom Company will officially launch its newly installed satellite tower at Leitongo Village in Ngella, Central Province this Thursday. Solomon Telekom’s Public Relation Officer Mr. Lawrence Nodua says, it is one of Telekom’s tallest tower’s – 75 meters tall.
Stakeholder partnerships will be an important focus for the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) this year. Commissioner of Police, Frank Prendergast told his weekly media conference at the RSIPF Aola base in Honiara.
Few teachers serving under the Central Islands Provincial Education Authority have expressed their disappointments over the 2016 teacher postings and restructuring.
Communities in North Malaita have expressed concerns over the number of liquor license holders in the region. SIBC stringer for North Malaita, John Andrew Kiri said the concern came as a result of increasing alcohol-related activities in the region.
The Makira Ulawa Women’s Council has called on the National Examination Standard Unit (NESU) to have a cheaper arrangement in accessing school transcripts.
Staff house shortages will be a thing of the past for Pirupiru Community High School in Ulawa, Makira Ulawa province. Thanks to the Government and people of Japan for signing a grant contract of $360,000.00 with the school authority in Honiara today.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) together with the Traffic Department of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) will conduct a community-based consultation and awareness program in West Guadalcanal starting tomorrow.
A youth leader has called for a police post to serve the areas of West Guadalcanal. Batista John, the youth leader in Savulei community, West Guadalcanal made the call after the recent death of a man at Lambi Monday this week.
For the people of Naro Community in the Reef islands of Temotu province, walking long distances to fetch water will now be a thing of the past. Thanks to a water supply project funded by the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the Member of Parliament for Temotu Pele, Hon.
Community partnership is priority for the Royal Solomon Islands Police (RSIPF) in Central Province this year. Provincial Police Commander (PPC) for Central Province, Patricia Leta told SIBC News, community partnership is quite effective during the festive season.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has been commended for its work in maintaining peace and security during the Christmas and New Year celebrations in North Malaita. Police operations in Malu’u during the festive season resulted in three arrests for illegal brewing.
The travelling public of Central Kwara’ae Constituency have called on the Ministry of Infrastructure Development to quickly repair the Loa Bridge which became unserviceable more than two years ago.
The 2016 New Year celebrations have been generally reported as a quiet one. Residents from different parts of Honiara have reported peaceful celebrations. In Makira Ulawa Province, Provincial Secretary Silas Sitai reported that new year celebrations in Kirakira, wards 9, 10 and 11 were peaceful.
Malaita Provincial Police Commander Alfred Uiga says ensuring a ‘crime free Malaita’ is his priority for 2016. Speaking to SIBC’s “Distaem Nao” program this morning, Mr Uiga says police will continue to tighten law and order in Malaita Province.
A reconciliation ceremony was held between two families in Wainoni, East Makira over the weekend. The ceremony was held following an incident early last April which resulted in the death of a young man from Nareke community in ward 12, East Makira.
The recent bad weather has taught a thing or two about the perils of climate change to the coastal residents of North Malaita. SIBC’s North Malaita stringer, John Andrew Kiri says residents in the region have expressed concerns over what they described as unusual waves along the coastline, which…
The Heavy rain currently experienced in the country has caused damage to parts of the country. In Ruaniu area, north-west Guadalcanal, a rain tree has fallen on a dwelling home causing damage to the house. In Paichihi village, a strong wind has blown off a roof and rivers are all floodings.
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.
Christian faiths in Solomon Islands should recognise and deal with the rising rate of divorce cases in the country before it becomes an incurable social disorder.
