A number of unsuccessful candidates of the 2016 Police recruit this year alleges the final selection list is biased and nepotism-based. SIBC’s North Malaita Stringer John Kiri reports, complaints have emerged on how the final selection was done at Malu’u, North Malaita.
Afufu Community High School in North Malaita finally receives a new classroom and a staff building from the Japanese Government. Thanks to the Japanese Government for funding the project under its Grassroots Project. SIBC Stringer at Malu’u, Lensley Kwaimani reports.
Former Malaita Ma’asina Forum General Secretary, William Gua has called on the Malaita Provincial Government to disclose information on how funds were spent towards the Malaita Development Summit last year. Mr Gua says, more than $1 million was spent on the summit.
Health Minister Dr. Tautai Angikimua Kaitu’u has assured Solomon Islanders, the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government intends to improve health facilities in Honiara and the provinces.
A frequent contributor over land issues on Malaita has supported the call by former Guadalcanal Politician Kamilo Teke who describes the open invitation by national leaders for locals to give land for development as too general, risky and unsafe. Rocky Hardy Tisa says he supports Mr.
Ata’a communities in North Malaita have received 47 easy-to-use cooking stoves yesterday. Thanks to the United Nations Development Programme’s (UNDP) “Strogem Waka lo Community for Kaikai” (SWoCK) project for making this possible.
The Malaita Provincial Government will concentrate on strengthening governance in its wards and communities to boost economic activities. Malaita Premier Peter Ramohia made the statement as Malaita Province is among two other provinces with a portion of its population living in poverty according to…
The Kwana’ai Tribe Board of Trustees (KBT) in Malaita Province has clarified its position in relation to the statement made by the Malaita Provincial Premier Peter Ramohia for public to refrain from making negative comments regarding the issue of project implementation in the province.
Tenants of the Auki plaza in Malaita province will meet with the provincial government to discuss the sale of the plaza. The tenants and members of the public earlier this week staged a protest march against the sale and submitted petitions to Premier Peter Ramohia. A Mr.
More than three-quarter of persons living in poverty in Solomon Islands live on Guadalcanal, Makira, and Malaita provinces according to the recently launched Solomon Islands Poverty Profile survey.
Malaita Premier, Peter Chanel Ramohia says while he agrees with government response to his earlier comments on Malaita national projects, he still questions who changed these project ideas over time.
An inter-secondary school sports championship is planned for all secondary schools within the southern region of Malaita Province. Rokera Provincial Secondary School is hosting the championship in the semester break, this year.
A Malaita man has described the recent comments made by Malaita Premier, Peter Chanel Ramohia as an “insult” to the people of Malaita. Premier Ramohia recently commented, there are no allocations provided in the National Government’s budget for major projects on Malaita.
An emotional reconciliation ceremony was held yesterday between two parties affected by the recent death of an elderly woman in North Malaita, Friday. The 67-year-old woman died from a knife injury sustained when a brush knife slipped off from her grandson’s hand.
A woman has reported died after a knife injury in North Malaita on Friday. SIBC’s Stringer in North Malaita John Andrew Kiri reports, the woman in her old age was injured from the brush knife which slipped off from her grandson’s hand.
The Suafa Bay National Project landowning groups have distant themselves from negative comments by the Malaita Provincial Premier Hon. Peter Ramohia over National projects on Malaita. The Kwana’ai board of Trustees, KBT, describes the premier’s comments as ‘Risky and Untimely political outburst’.
A group of local farmers in Fiu, Central Kwara’ae, Malaita Province are calling on responsible authorities to speed up payments for their destroyed food gardens.
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government is not giving up on its priority projects on Malaita Province. Chairman of Government Caucus Hon. Jackson Fiulaua reiterated the DCC Government’s commitment towards the implementation of national projects earmarked for Malaita following…
A Think Tank on Malaita Development National Projects within the office of the Prime Minister says changes on project ideas has slowed down the progress of National Projects on Malaita Province. Think Tank team leader, Mr.
The Premier for Malaita Province Peter Ramohia has criticised the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government for its failure to implement all national projects earmarked for Malaita Province.
