Candidates and political parties contesting the 2024 joint election in Solomon Islands took to the street of Honiara today to stage their final campaign through float parade ahead of the 24 hours campaign blackout starting at 12am tonight.
As the 24 hours campaign blackout edges closer to 12am tonight, a concerned constituent from West Guadalcanal Constituency is appealing to his fellow constituents to refrain from accepting money or any form of bribery from candidates contesting the April 17th Joint Election.
By Sharon Nanau in Afio Polling Officials for Small Malaita Constituency are undergoing their final briefing at Maka Community High School in South Malaita.
By Alex Dadamu in Taro With a high visibility of Police presence in Taro, Choiseul Province, the township saw a surge in activity ahead of the 17th April polls. Mr.
By Eliza Kukutu A total of 6,780 Polling Officials have been recruited for the April 17th Joint Elections. This includes 5,530 Polling Officers, 500 Constituency Counting Officials, 695 Provincial Ward Counting teams, and 55 Ward Counting teams for the Honiara City Council elections.
By Fredrick Kusu As the 17 April joint election is edging closer, there is a huge movement of voters to the provinces to cast their votes. Election is another time beside festive seasons where most people, especially voters travel by sea in huge numbers to their respective constituencies to cast…
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) strongly appeals to all liquor license holders throughout the country to observe the liquor ban which will be enforced during the joint election period from 16 to 26 April.
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) contingent tasked with helping out during Solomon Islands national election has sailed into the capital Honiara to begin its work.
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC) wishes to clarify the guidelines regarding campaigning activities leading up to the upcoming elections, in response to recent misconceptions in the media.
The official ballot papers for the 2024 Joint Election are printed and have now arrived in the country on Tuesday 2nd April 2024. The ballot papers totaling a record of 1 million, cater to voter numbers in a Joint Election, where Solomon Islands voters will now vote for members of the National…
By Sharon Nanau The process of printing ballot papers for the 17 April joint election is underway in Australia. Speaking at a talk back show Chief Electoral Officer Jasper Anisi announced that the first batch of ballot papers are already in the printing process.
The Honiara City Council (HCC) has come out to remind political parties and candidates for 2024 synchronized election on requirements to obtain permits for any election campaign rally or float parade.
The Solomon Islands Electoral Office (SIEO) has rolled out a massive Training of Trainers (ToT), for Election Managers (EM) and Returning Officers (RO) of constituencies and wards, from the 18th March to the 23rd, in Honiara.
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC) has clarified that nominations submitted by public servants before the issue of the public service circular will still be valid.
By Fredrick Kusu Political campaigning is heating up in Solomon Islands as political parties and intending candidates are competing for votes ahead of the joint elections in April.
The 2024 Joint Elections is now set for the 17th of April following the proclamation of the election date by the Acting Governor General Hon. Patteson John Oti yesterday.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) Response Department (PRD) is rolling out Public Order Management and operational Safety training in the provinces and Honiara in preparation for the 2024 joint elections in April. The training has started and will conclude in March.
As a care- taker government, it is important to note that the care- taker government will not engage in any major policy decisions. This is crucial to understand and comprehend given that at this time as a country we have a care- taker Prime Minister and care- taker ministers to take us to the…
The Solomon Island Electoral Commission (SIEC) is set to publish the final voters list for the upcoming election on Friday (19 January 2024). The list was said to be verified already after the omission and objection period and is to be published in time in preparation for the election.
Engaging people into debate and having their views heard is an important part of an election process. This where people could be assisted in making the right choice on electing their right candidates in any election.
