The Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (OPMC) has refuted claims by the Parliamentary Opposition; that the development projects earmarked for Malaita Province by the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government are mere propaganda.
A hearing into the case pertaining to the purchase and ownership of MV Small Mala was conducted at the High Court. Matthew Jerry Hite filed the case against the Member of Parliament for Small Malaita Rick Hou, Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Rural Development Planning and Aid Coordination…
A three-days Tourism workshop is currently underway in Malu’u, NorthMalaita. Being the first of its kind, the workshop was made possible through assistance from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. SIBC Malu’u stringer Lensley Kwaimani reports.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has appealed for cooperation and mutual partnership between the Malaita Provincial Government, resource owners, churches, non-governmental organisations and community groups in the province.
About 5,000 Catholic Women from 12 parishes of the Auki Diocese are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Catholic Women at Rohinari in East Are’are, Malaita province. Celebrated annually, the theme of this year’s celebration is “My Soul Proclaims the Greatness of the Lord”.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare and his delegation to the recent Malaita Provincial Second Appointed Day were greeted with banner messages, questioning the DCC Government’s promises to the people of Malaita.
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government has appointed a land acquisition officer to undertake a survey on the development of the Suafa Bay economic growth centre and the Suafa international seaport projects.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has assured the people of Malaita Province that their call has not fallen on deaf ears. Speaking at the Malaita Province 32nd Second Appointed Day celebrations today, Prime Minister Sogavare congratulated the Malaita provincial government and its people for another…
Malaita Province has announced its intention to establish the sovereign State of Malaita. Premier Peter Chanel Ramohia made the announcement in his speech during the province’s 32nd Second Appointed Day celebrations in Auki today.
Malaita Province is celebrating its 32nd Second Appointed Day in the provincial capital Auki today. A government statement said the Gwaunaru’u airport temporarily opens today to enable Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare and his delegation to attend the province’s 32nd Second Appointed Day Anniversary…
Malaita Province will celebrate its 32nd Second Appointed Day in the provincial capital Auki tomorrow. A government statement yesterday said the Gwaunaru’u airport will temporarily open tomorrow to enable Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare and his delegation to attend the province’s 32nd Second…
Malaita Province has joined other provinces in supporting the National Government’s decision for a staged limited rearmament of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF).
The Parliamentary Opposition Group has urged the Prime Minister to fulfill his promises to the people of Solomon Islands. In a media statement, the Group said a notable promise among others the Prime Minister and his Government made to the people is the projects in Malaita province.
Victims of the recent Tropical Cyclone Raquel in East Malaita have finally received their relief supplies today. This follows a delivery of more than 500 kilograms of rice by the Member of Parliament for East Kwaio, Stanley Festus Sofu. SIBC’s East Malaita stringer Enoch Idui reports.
The Gwaunaru’u airport in Malaita Province will temporarily open this Friday. A government statement said this is to enable Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare and his delegation to attend the province’s 32nd Second Appointed Day Anniversary in Auki.
The registration process for the proposed international seaport at Bina Harbour, Malaita Province is expected to be completed by the end of this month. National Consultant on Land Management in the Prime Minister’s Office, Genesis Kofana confirmed in a statement today.
North Malaita people have welcomed the approach taken by local firm Hatanga Construction which is currently consulting with people and other parties in the region concerning road repairs.
Fishermen in North Malaita have reiterated their call for the Ministry of Fisheries to monitor the current illegal fishing activities by certain fishing boats in the region.
Coconut and cocoa farmers in South Malaita are advised to work hard to be a recipient of the coconut and cocoa rehabilitation project. Afio Agriculture Extension Officer Robert Aumae made the advice in response to complaints on the distribution of coconut and cocoa rehabilitation project…
The total funding for the Fiu Hydro project is around US$15 million. Of the total budget, the Asian Development Bank will provide US$12 million and the Solomon Islands Government and the Solomon Islands Electricity Authority will foot the remaining US$3 million.
