A number of teachers and school leavers in Mbita’ama, North Malaita are calling on the Democratic Coalition for Change Government to re-introduce government scholarships at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU).
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says his Democratic Coalition for Change Government is committed to see the Auluta Palm Oil Project implemented. The Prime Minister made the statement when he met with a delegation from the Project site this week.
Su’u National Secondary in Malaita Province became the second recipient of computers, a generous gesture by the Georgian Government to the people of Solomon Islands.
Most schools around the country have begun classes this week as Term one officially starts however schools in Mbita’ama in North Malaita are still going through formal student registration.
Parents and guidance of Kiu school, West Are’are are complaining about incomplete classroom for the school’s new Form Four intake this year. John Kenny told SIBC News, the school introduces form 4 this year without completing its classrooms before the academic year starts next week – a display of…
Principal Chief Harry Haihanasi Arufaegwao of Bina Talifu Land and Bina Harbour has appreciated the Democratic for Change Coalition Government (DCCG) for publicly launching its Policy Framework this week.
A series of piggery and village chicken feed formulation for livestock officers and farmers in Honiara is to be hosted at Aruligo, West Guadalcanal and Buma in Malaita Province.
Three medical doctors have visited various rural health centres in North Malaita Constituency. One of the doctors Philip Komasi says the purpose of the trip is to fully understand various medical needs of rural people in the constituency.
The Malaita Provincial Government has finalised its new executive for 2015. Provincial Premier Peter Shanel Ramohia confirmed to SIBC News in an exclusive interview yesterday. He says two final executive members have been sworn in on Wednesday and his government is set for the task ahead.
Families residing at Maka in Afio, Small Malaita, were allegedly threatened by a group of security officers including a foreigner. A Steven Wasi told SIBC News from Afio the group landed at Maka by a speed boat from Honiara. Mr.
People of North Malaita have joined in a two days program to consecrate a new Anglican Church in the area. SIBC’s Bita’ama stringer for North Malaita John Andrew Kiri reports, the new Church building was consecrated at Fourau village in Fo’ondo North Malaita. Mr.
Malaita Provincial Premier Honourable Peter Ramohia has thanked the Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) for prioritising development on Malaita in its policy intentions. Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet says Honourable Ramohia expressed gratitude when Prime Minister Hon.
Malaita Provincial member for Ward Seven, Mr Leslie Kwaiga has cautioned Malaitans not to be over excited about the establishment of Auluta Basin and Waisisi Oil Palm developments. Mr.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services has issued a Swell Advisory warning for parts of the country. Met Service Swell Advisory is enforced for low-lying coastal islands of Ontong Java Atolls, Dai. Ramos, Sakaiana and Northern Choiseul. Isabel, Malaita, Makira and Temotu.
The recent torturous murder cases this month indicate a failing family unit, community and nation. A Honiara man Mr Henry Kahui says the recent killings reported in the media is shocking and unless perpetrators are dealt with adequately, the future will be more challenging.
Deteriorating road conditions in North Malaita have interrupted business activities in the region, especially for local cocoa farmers and wet bean buyers. Wet cocoa bean buyers have decided to halt their services to local cocoa farmers in the region as road conditions in the area have worsened.
Provincial Police Commander (PPC) for Malaita Province, Alfred Uiga has appealed on people in the province not to take the law into their own hands. He made the call in light of three separate incidents which took place in Malaita yesterday.
The Malaita Traditional Governing House of Chief says the country’s land system is a barrier to land development in the country. The Council is referring to the recent call made by the Prime Minister for landowning tribes to allow their land for developments.
Good Governance must start at home and especially within the families if we are to be agents of any development in the country. This was Casper Fa’asala’s focus of discussions during the one-day workshop he organised and conducted at his home village of Dala South, Malaita Province. Mr.
Auki United Youth Council has appreciated funding initiatives from various business houses in Auki Town to enable Malaita Provincial Assembly to organize important sitting this week.
