Provincial Premier for Central Islands Province Selwyn Mapuli congratulates Our Telekom for being the development forerunner in Yandina, Russell Islands. Premier Mapuli was speaking on the occasion commemorating the opening of the new Telekom Yandina office over the weekend.
A thanksgiving service was held for the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) government at the United Church in Honiara this afternoon. The service was attended by the Hon.,Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare, His Excellency the Governor General Sir Frank Kabui, Speaker of National Parliament, Chief…
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…
The Honiara City Council Vector Borne Disease Control program (VBDCP) Division is expecting a high transition of Malaria cases once the wet season is over.
The DCC Government is determined to pursue the recording and registration of tribal land- beginning the process this year. Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says this is a significant, long drawn out project.
A Heavy Rain Alert has been issued by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service. The MET Office says a Heavy Rain Alert is in force for most Provinces and Islands.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says it is important that the policies and development programs of the Democratic Coalition For Change Government (DCCG) reflect the changing challenges to Solomon Islands internal economy presented by the changing dynamics of the world economy.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services is expecting a tropical depression that will affect the country later during the week. This is due to an active trough which lies over the country.
The Honiara City Council will soon supply waste bins to the communities in an effort to ensure proper management of wastes under it’s seven meters by law ordinance. In a radio talkback show over the weekend, the council says, it will impose its seven meters by law from the 1st of February.
Four unmasked men armed with bush knives stormed Westpac’s main branch and robbed almost $4 million in broad daylight this morning. The Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast says the culprits walked into the bank, robbed two money boxes containing approximately $4 million and chopped off the left…
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has this morning issued a nationwide Heavy Rain Alert. The Heavy Rain warning is enforced for most provinces and Islands. This follows a trough which lies over northeast parts of the country.
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.
Current logging activities on Marau Sound, East Guadalcanal has prompted concern for marine conservation areas there. A Philip Hauraha told SIBC News, there are two logging companies currently operating in Ward 12, Marau Sound.
A Temotu Pele man has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to address several issues before it can tackle corruption in the country.
People living around Koli Point area, north Guadalcanal are seeking answers to why a Helicopter is circulating their communities for the last three weeks at around 7.30pm for half an hour every evening.
February 1st is the day the Honiara City Council (HCC) will impose its Seven Metre By-law. Speaking today in a Talkback show on the National Broadcaster, Honiara City Mayor Alfrence Fatai says the ordinance is the continuation of the HCC advocacy plan.
Coconut Plantation owners in North Guadalcanal are concerned by the recent announcement of the new pest identified by Bio Security officers of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock.
People of Reef Islands in Temotu Province are suffering from lack of clean drinking water in the midst of a long drought which is ongoing since November last year. Mr.
Police in the Western Province are currently dealing with a logging-related dispute at Kolombangara. Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast confirms members of the Police Response Team from the Head Quarters have been deployed via patrol boat to deal with the situation.
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.
