The final two Cabinet Ministers of the Democratic Coalition for Change Government have taken their oaths of office at the Government House this afternoon. Sworn in before the Governor-General Sir Frank Ofagioro Kabui is the new Minister for Finance and Treasury Hon.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has advised the Governor General of the two Democratic Coalition for Change MPs to be appointed to the two ministerial portfolio’s still vacant. The Prime Minister’s press secretary Daily Oso told SIBC News in an on-line reply to our query this afternoon.
Prime Minister Manasseh Damukana Sogavare will appoint the two final Cabinet Ministers of his Democratic Coalition for Change Government tomorrow. The announcement was made to refute media reports claiming that Cabinet will have to take a vote on who will be appointed as Minister for Finance and…
The Democratic Coalition for Change Government said it will review the Political Parties Integrity Act. Prime Minister Manasseh Damukana Sogavare confirmed while responding to a question asked by a member of the audience on SIBC’s talk-back show last weekend.
The Governor-General Sir Frank Ofagioro Kabui will soon announce two more cabinet Ministers on the advice of Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare. The Prime Minister’s Media department says one of the Minister’s will be responsible for the Ministry of Finance and Treasury, a crucial government…
The Governor General Sir Frank Kabui has set December 17th for Parliament to have its first meeting of the 10th Parliament. The meeting is crucial for the election of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker to National Parliament as well as the swearing in of Members of Parliament.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare was sworn-in before the Governor General Sir Frank Kabui at Government House this afternoon after his election victory.
The Governor General Sir Frank Ofagioro Kabui has formally received two candidates for the Prime Minister’s post at the close of nominations at 4pm this afternoon.
The Governor General Sir Frank Ofagioro Kabui has yet to receive a formal nomination for the post of the Prime Minister. Media reports say even though one political block recently declared a two-time former Prime Minister, Manasseh Sogavare as its preferred candidate, the group has yet to submit a…
The Governor General Sir Frank Ofagioro Kabui has set December 9th for the election of the Prime Minister by virtue of section 33 (1) of the Constitution. Sir Frank today issued a notice to all MP-elects to convene a meeting of the Members of Parliament for the purpose of electing a Prime Minister.
The Governor General, Sir Frank Ofagioro Kabui has officially announced another four results as of 9.30pm this evening. The results include the incumbents for Shortland – Chris Laore, Marovo – Snyder Rini, West Guadalcanal – Moses Garu and North West Choiseul – Connelly Sandakabatu have won back…
Solomon Islands has a new Italian Ambassador. He is Pier Francesco Zazo and he presented his letter of credence to the Governor General at the Government House this morning.
Solomon Islands will go to the polls on November 19. Governor General Sir Frank Kabui signed a declaration on the date yesterday in Honiara. Meanwhile, Chief Electoral Officer Polycarp Haununu says this is a historic election for Solomon Islands as it will use the country’s new, accurate, credible…
Governor General, Sir Frank Kabui, has signed the proclamation for the 2014 National Elections, to be held on Wednesday the 19th of November. The signing and gazetting of the proclamation will also start a two week nomination process for those intending to contest the polls.
The Archbishop of Canterbury – the most Reverend and Right Honourable Justin Welby has arrived this afternoon. The Church of Melanesia’s media unit confirms, the Most Reverend Welby is in the country on a low key visit.
The government has commissioned another two Ambassadors at the Government House today. They are Moses Kouni Mose, who will be the Solomon Islands Ambassador to Belgium and Salana Kalu, the new Solomon Islands Ambassador to the Republic of Indonesia.
The Government will commission another two Ambassadors tomorrow. They are Moses Kouni Mose and Salana Kalu. Mr Mose was previously Solomon Islands Ambassador in Fiji, and also in Geneva, Switzerland. He will be Solomon Islands Ambassador to Belgium.
Sir Frank Ofagioro Kabui has taken his oath of allegiance as the seventh Governor General, since Independence in 1978. Sir Frank will serve a second term in office, following his successful election in Parliament, in early May this year.
The Correctional Services of Solomon Islands, CSSI, has opened eight of its new staff houses under a ten years program today. The new houses were managed by Reeves International under the RAMSI Solomon Islands Infrastructure partnership facility with the CSSI Infrastructure team.
The Bahomea community in Central Guadalcanal is claiming that the Government and the Tina River Project office are employing corrupt tactics to compulsory acquire land for the project.
