The Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) will benefit from the European Union assistance to improve its capacity to manage its finances. Office of the Prime Minister’s Media Secretary reports, EU Ambassador to Solomon Islands, Leonidas Tezapsidis affirms this while paying a courtesy…
Bilateral relations between Fiji and the Solomon Islands are expected to be strengthened further by a number of agreements to be signed following Foreign Affairs Minister Ratu Inoke Kubuabola’s recent visit to the Solomons.
The defence lawyer representing the Permanent Secretary for Ministry of Rural Development has informed the Court he will apply to drop the charge against her. Selina Boso is facing a charge of wilfully failing to furnish information and produce documents under the Ombudsman further provision Act.
A man from Temotu Pele constituency has said while he welcomes the establishment of an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), Members of Parliament should not have any control over funds intended for the provincial governments.
The National Examination and Standard Unit (NESU) under the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development has clarified issues surrounding withholding of examination results of certain students this year.
Solomon Islands and Fiji have decided today to lift the Air Services Agreement suspension to allow Fiji Airways and Solomon Airlines to provide air services immediately.
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government says it will table the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Report in Parliament during its four-year term in office.
The Parliamentary Opposition has denied claims that they are planning a ‘motion of no-confidence’ against the Government. In a statement today, Leader of Opposition Jeremiah Manele says such move is too early and the Parliamentary Opposition has no intention to dismantle the Government.
The Parliamentary Opposition has said while it welcomes the establishment of an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), other anti-corruption agencies and institutions should also be strengthened.
A community elder in Honiara has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to publicly declare the contents of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) report.
A former Royal Solomon Islands Police Commissioner, Frank Short welcomes the announcement of a proposed Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). Mr.
Good Governance must start at home and especially within the families if we are to be agents of any development in the country. This was Casper Fa’asala’s focus of discussions during the one-day workshop he organised and conducted at his home village of Dala South, Malaita Province. Mr.
Auki United Youth Council has appreciated funding initiatives from various business houses in Auki Town to enable Malaita Provincial Assembly to organize important sitting this week.
Newly elected Premier for Malaita Province, Peter Channel Ramohia says his government will try and provide a transparent leadership and ensure that good governance prevails. Premier Ramohia made the comment in his speech yesterday after his victory in the Malaita Province Chambers.
The 2015 school placement results have been released today by the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development. Education and Human Resource Development Minister, Dr.
The Government’s policy formulation team has assured members of Forum Solomon Islands International (FSII) that their top 10 priority points will have formed an integral part of their soon to be launched policy document.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has expressed appreciation over the progress made by Honiara and Suva in their move to swiftly resolve the air service row between Solomon Islands and Fiji.
The Parliamentary Opposition has welcomed the announcement made by the Prime Minister to establish an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). Opposition Leader Jeremiah Manele said the Opposition group fully supports the establishment of an ICAC.
The National Referral Hospital blood bank has run out of supply, leaving the hospital in a critical situation. The blood bank supply was suddenly cut short after the Solomon Islands Red Cross temporarily suspended its blood program as the hospital’s main blood collector last week.
The Office of the Auditor General has presented its 2014 Annual Report to the Speaker of the 10th Parliament. The report contains audit operation details for 2012 and 2013.
