Managing human resources in public service remains a challenging duty faced by the Ministry of Public Service. Speaking about the annual Public Service Excellence in Human Resources Management Awards last week, Permanent Secretary for the Ministry Nego Sisiolo said, these include soft human…
The National Government through the Ministry of Provincial Government and Institutional Strengthening has allocated $2 million towards the completion of the Guadalcanal Provincial Assembly administration office.
The Government Consultant Media Advisor, Alfred Sasako has defended being terminated by the government. Mr. Sasako made this statement amidst media reports, he was axed as a political appointee last week.
The West Kwara’ae Farmers Association described channeling the coconut and cocoa rehabilitation project through the Ministry of Agriculture as a major concern for farmers.
The Parliamentary Opposition Group says the denial by Pacific Insurance Brokers (PIB) is logical as it will go to lengths to keep the interest of their client Aggressor Solomon Limited (ASL).
The Department of Environment has licensed Gold Ridge Mining Limited (GRML) to release untreated water from its tailings dam. This is to reduce potential danger posed by uncontrolled spills of contaminated water in heavy rains.
The Central Province provincial government will effect the annual appropriation of its funds in preparation for statehood. Central Islands Premier Selwyn Mapuli made the statement at the closing of the second Draft Federal Constitution awareness program in Tulagi yesterday.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development has signed off a $43 million landmark contract for the Naro-Lambi Road Rehabilitation and Design-Build Bridge Project this week.
The Solomon Islands Nursing Association (SINA) claims the Government failed to implement a memorandum it signed for nurses’ scheme of service in 2004. President of the Association Mcnald Tau told SIBC News, the Government neglected to pay transport, posting and accommodation allowances for nurses…
The Solomon Forest Association (SFA) has come to the aid of the National Referral Hospital, paying the full cost of freight charges and associated costs for a shipment of much-need hospital supplies and equipment from New Zealand.
The Attorney General, James Apaniai has clarified the situation over the land on West Rennell given to mining company, Asia Pacific Investment Development (APID) and Bintan Company Ltd.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has yesterday met the Fiu Hydro Land and Resource Owners Taskforce. A government statement says the Taskforce presented its 2015-2017 strategic work plan to Prime Minister Sogavare during the meeting.
The Ministry of Public Service will organise the annual Public Service Excellence in Human Resources Management Awards this Thursday. The event aims to foster an atmosphere of continuous learning, development and improvement among Human Resource practitioners in the public service.
A man from Ainiko’a in West Kwaio, Malaita province has called on their Member of Parliament to do something about the more than a hundred food gardens – destroyed by the recent tropical cyclones – Pam and Raquel.
The decision to relocate the country’s National Referral Hospital (NRH) has been approved by the Hospital Relocation Task force after much discussion. A post on the social media platform, Forum Solomon Islands International (FSII) said Chair of the Taskforce Dr Aaron Oritaimae made the…
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism has handed over a cheque of $70,000 to Nabua Eco-Lodge today. The funding is to assist develop Nabua Eco-Lodge project in South Guadalcanal, an effort to promote culture in the constituency.
A concerned man, Pedro Wale Urifo of Roroni Village of Central Guadalcanal has called on the responsible authorities including the national government to allow St Barbara Mining Limited to carry out the planned dewatering exercise of the Tailings Storage Facility (TSF).
A combined team of eye specialists from the Fred Hollows Foundation New Zealand and the newly opened Regional Eye Centre in Honiara has told Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare that eye health service is one of the pillars of health care.
The Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) is proud that Solomon Islands now has a Police Force that is better disciplined, effective and competent to take care of any law and order situation in the country.
The Democratic Coalition for Change Government has dished out a total of $225,000 in cash prize money to medal winners of the recent Pacific Games. Gold medal winners received $10,000 for a medal, silver medallists received $7,500 and bronze medal winners received $5,000.
