The Ministry of National Unity, Reconciliation and Peace with the support of UNDP has successfully hosted a two days workshop on National Consciousness, Identity and Unity for its national stakeholders.
Four Solomon Islands women have graduated from the Peacebuilding and Leadership Program of the US-based Memonite Eastern University. Veronica Maebiru, Joycelyn Manakako, Rose Wate and Georgia Clarinda Molia undertook studies at the University over the past two years and graduated at an in-country…
The Ministry of National Unity, Reconciliation and Peace is on high planning mode as it prepares to implement the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government’s policy direction on peace building.
A former Truth and Reconciliation Commissioner, Kamilo Teke has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change Government to revisit the recommendations made by a task force set up in 2005-2006. Mr Teke says these recommendations are pivotal to achieving lasting national peace.
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government says it will table the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Report in Parliament during its four-year term in office.
A community elder in Honiara has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to publicly declare the contents of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) report.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has acknowledged the cooperation and respect of law and order from the public during the Christmas and New year operations. Honiara City Provincial Police Commander, Superintendent Jack Balaga made this statement on behalf of the RSIPF.
East Malaita has recorded a peaceful Christmas and New year celebration this festive season. Enoch Idui from East Malaita told SIBC News today the region has experienced a peaceful festive season, unlike in the past where certain communities had experience anti-social problems and alcohol-related…
North Malaita MP Jimmy Lusibaea has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) to include the Townsville Peace Agreement in its upcoming policies.
Parliamentary Opposition Leader Jeremiah Manele has said the greatest goodness Solomon Islanders can offer each other is to celebrate this festive season with peace, love and humility. In his Christmas message broadcasted on Christmas Eve, Mr.
Former Politician Kamilo Teke said maintaining peace is the catalyst for development and prosperity. Mr Teke told SIBC News, lasting peace precede the nation’s development aspiration.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has acknowledged the level of cooperation from the public for ensuring a peaceful Prime Minister’s election today.
The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands has congratulated the Solomon Islands people, the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission and the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force for conducting a fair, free and peaceful National General Election on 19 November 2014.
The Western Provincial Government has applauded its people for maintaining peace during the national general election period. Acting Premier, Wayne Maepio says the behaviour and actions of the people indicate their desire for meaningfully participation in the democratic process. Mr.
The Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia has appealed for sensitivity and peace as people wait in anticipation for the results of the National General Elections. Speaking to SIBC News today, the Most Reverend David Vunagi said elections were completed peacefully yesterday.
An Education lecturer at the USP Solomon Islands campus says polling during this year’s National General Elections was conducted in a truly free environment. Dr Jack Maebuta made the statement in Honiara yesterday during a live interview on SIBC’s Unified Voice, after casting his ballot paper.
Polling across the country has ended on a peaceful note and the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission, together with the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force, say the public must be acknowledged for the peaceful elections.
Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast says this week’s elections will be peaceful if everybody works together. Solomon Islands goes to the Polls this Wednesday, November 19. Commissioner Prendergast made the statement last Thursday whilst announcing police preparations for Wednesday’s elections.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has appreciated the engagement of communities and stakeholders to ensure a peaceful and safe general election this month. Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast made the statement during his media conference last Thursday.
Expatriates working in the country have expressed surprise at the recent brutal killing of the Melanesian Brother (Tasiu) of the Anglican Church of Melanesia’s Brotherhood on North West Guadalcanal.
