The Honiara City Council (HCC) has received public support for enforcing its Seven-Meter By-law. Honiara City Council City Clerk Charles Kelly confirms the by-law has been enforced since yesterday.
The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology and the Honiara City Council are today hosting the fourth Joint Coordinating Committee Meeting of solid waste management project in Honiara.
The Honiara City Council Vector Borne Disease Control program (VBDCP) Division is expecting a high transition of Malaria cases once the wet season is over.
The Honiara City Council (HCC) had hosted its stakeholders for an open forum on Monday. The forum was to inform stakeholders of HCC’s Seven meter by-law enforcement, a component of the new executive’s 100 days plan.
The Honiara City Council will soon supply waste bins to the communities in an effort to ensure proper management of wastes under it’s seven meters by law ordinance. In a radio talkback show over the weekend, the council says, it will impose its seven meters by law from the 1st of February.
A concerned Honiara mother says she is disappointed with the manner in which the Honiara City Council’s Law Enforcement Division handle kids at the Central Market.
February 1st is the day the Honiara City Council (HCC) will impose its Seven Metre By-law. Speaking today in a Talkback show on the National Broadcaster, Honiara City Mayor Alfrence Fatai says the ordinance is the continuation of the HCC advocacy plan.
The Honiara City Council will enforce its seven metre by-law within the streets of Honiara beginning February 1st. In an interview with SIBC News Honiara City Mayor Alfrence Fatai says the seven metre by-law comes under littering by-law.
Honiara City Councillors (HCC) have been inducted. The induction early this week was part of the 100 days program of the Council of the election of the newly elected members. The Leadership Code Commission Chairman and his officers witnessed the program.
The Honiara City Council hopes to achieve some of its priority areas within the next 100 days. In an interview with SIBC News this afternoon, Honiara City Mayor Alfrence Fatai says his executive has already approved efforts to achieve its100 days priority.
Honiara City Mayor Alfrence Fatai has told officers of the Law Enforcement Division that they are the backbone of the council because they make sure all HCC laws and Ordinances are adhered to by the Honiara public.
A concerned voter in West Honiara Constituency Charles Lesimaoma has questioned the accuracy of the voter professional list for West Honiara Constituency. Speaking to SIBC News, Mr.
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.
Honiara City Clerk Charles Kelly has described the recent Honiara City Council elections as the beginning of a new era as they venture into the development and progress of the council. Mr. Kelly remarked recently during a function to welcome the newly elected Honiara City Mayor in Honiara.
Former Honiara City, Mayor Andrew Mua has acknowledged the public for their support during his term as Mayor of Honiara City Council. Mr Mua led the council for two terms but withdrew his candidacy for the new Mayor’s election last Tuesday.
Member of Parliament for Central Honiara John Moffat Fugui has called on the Honiara City Council to work closely with the National Government. Mr. Fugui made this call while congratulating the newly elected Honiara City Mayor Alfrence Fatai early this week in Honiara.
The Honiara City Council (HCC) must prioritise talks with the Guadalcanal Province over Honiara City boundaries. Former Deputy Mayor Eric Tema was talking about HCC priority areas recently.
The newly elected Honiara City Mayor Alfrence Fatai has outlined some of the changes his executive will implement. Speaking during his victory this week, Mr Fatai says the Council must improve its tax system to broaden the revenue base of the council.
Newly elected Honiara City Mayor Alfrence Fatai says the enforcement of by-laws is necessary to ensure a safe city for its citizens. In his victory message last Tuesday, Mr Fatai urges other Councillors to work with the authorities, stakeholders and community to ensure a safe and secure city.
The nomination of candidates for the election of a new Honiara City Mayor will open tomorrow. Honiara City Council Clerk Charles Kelly made the assurance during the swearing in of twelve new Councillors last Wednesday.
