A peace advocate in Malaita Province claims Solomon Islands has not achieved peace and still remains a fragile state. James Kiriau is a former school teacher and currently works as a peace advocate in communities within Malaita province.
The Anglican Bishop Patterson Parish in North Malaita has successfully hosted a youth rally program in efforts to turn youths away from criminal activities in the region. The rally was held last Thursday.
The Premier of Malaita Province Peter Ramohia has issued an open invitation to people and friends of the province to participate in the first ever Malaita Development Summit later this month. The Summit wants to take ideas from people on the direction to take for the Province.
The travelling public of North Malaita has been denied access to basic social services as a result of bad infrastructure after the recent bad weather. With three wooden bridges now down and patches of deteriorating roads along the Northern region worsen, people are facing difficulties in accessing…
The people of Malaita Province will now have access to a modern, spacious and well-equipped police station with the opening of the Malaita Provincial Police Headquarters, worth AUD$1.8 million, in the provincial capital Auki today.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock says it is looking forward to implementing the Integrated Pig and Agriculture Training Centre in Malaita province.
Preparatory work on land and other development-related issues is currently underway in Suafa Bay, North Malaita. General Secretary of the Suafa Bay Harivava Development Governing Council Henry Tabusu confirmed this to SIBC News in an interview today.
Matakwalao Council of Chiefs in North Malaita is to host its first meeting with Malaita Provincial Government and its Provincial Peace Council tomorrow. The meeting is part of a series of negotiations where involved parties are expect to attend.
The Malaita Provincial Government is serious about addressing issues affecting the province. Premier Peter Ramohia made the statement in a talk back show over the weekend. Premier Ramohia says his government is serious about tackling issues hampering provincial developments.
People of Bita’ama in North Malaita are facing local food scarcity. Chief Stanley Rofsini told SIBC News yesterday, the current food shortage issue is worrying.
The Malaita Provincial Executive Government has set out 24-26 June for its Development Summit. The summit will feature development objectives and a way forward for peace, reconciliation and development of Malaita province.
Preparations for the Eight Premier’s Conference is progressing well. The Premier’s conference is scheduled to be held on 1st of October and will be co-hosted by the Guadalcanal Province and the Honiara City Council.
The Prime Minister’s Office has announced that Gwaunaru’u Airport on Malaita Province will reopen soon. A government statement says this follows successful negotiations with landowning groups of the airport – the Fulisisila Birankwao and Toloabu Rofa tribes and representatives of communities living…
The Ngarataniau Panpipe Musik Festival proposed to be held at Afio, Small Malaita on the 15 of June this month has been postponed to August. Chairman of the festival committee Mr Henry Star Dora attributes the change in date to financial constraints.
Five communities on Malaita, Solomon Islands, have completed their Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and response plans. The USAID Coastal Community Adaptation Project’s (C-CAP) monthly update reports the communities have submitted their preliminary reports to the National Disaster Management Office…
A Small Malaita village man has made an urgent call on police in Honiara to assist community elders in Ro’one village to curb criminal activities which are on the rise.
In Sports, a former NOCSI General-Secretary Chris Suaga has expressed concerns over the absence of a Malaita Province representative during the establishment of the Solomon Games Council in Honiara recently.
The Malaita Provincial Government will organise a National Malaita Conference on restoration and reconciliation for Malaitans and the rest of the country next month. The conference is part of the Malaita Provincial Government’s policy.
Honey Bee farmers in North Malaita are eyeing to revive their honey bee farms. This was after they successfully ended a training from the Temoana Honey Bee Corp recently in the region.
A school assembly hall in North Malaita has been destroyed by the current bad weather. The Assembly Hall of Mbita’ama Community High School was torn down by the heavy rains and strong winds yesterday.
