Police in Buala, Isabel Province are still searching for the man wanted for murder, after he allegedly stabbed his daughter who later died in Buala hospital last week.
A Biometric Registration Awareness Civic Educator has flagged a number of concerns to the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission over the new Biometric Voter’s Registration in East Kwaio.
The Isabel Concerned Group for incest and abuse has lashed out against a father who allegedly stabbed her daughter to death last week. Speaking on behalf of the Group, Nester Leguvaka condemned the brutal killing of a daughter allegedly by the very person whom she had trusted and depended on all…
A man from the Savo/Russells Constituency says the new Biometric Voter Registration system is depriving their right to choose with a clear conscience, a leader in the up coming general election.
Leaders in North Malaita Constituency are calling on the national government and the police to address youth problem in the country. SIBC stringer John Andrew Kiri confirms, leaders in the constituency learn about increased youth problems in the area.
Some Small Malaita Chiefs have accused the organizers of a recent visit to Afio on Small Malaita by the Prime Minister and his Finance Minister of being ignorant of normal protocol practices.
People of Sunfly-Buena Vesta are questioning what will become of their Ward grants and entitlements now that they are without political representation in the Central Islands Provincial Assembly.
Solomon Post customers in Malaita Province are concerned that the SOE has stopped its services in the province. SIBC Stringer John Andrew Kiri reports a Frances Fiumea says there is no posting service since early last month after the Postal Office was closed.
The Chief Electoral Officer is warning people against double registrations, saying they will be exposed. In a statement, Polycarp Haununu says the Voters Identification Card will be used for verification during the revision period of the registration timeframe.
Agriculture officers are currently attending a 4-day Training of Trainers workshop on processes and tools for land use planning. Agriculture Minister David Tome told the workshop’s opening, the training is to ensure that participants share knowledge and skills from the training to communities so…
A North Malaita man residing in Honiara has questioned whether people registering at the out-of-constituency registration Centre in Honiara will find their names on the polling day at their respective polling stations.
President of Malaita Council of Women Miss Martha Rurai has raised concerns over limited opportunity offered by the Rural Development Fund, RCDF, to rural women in Malaita Province.
The Joint Civil Society Groups and Concerned Citizens claims, Solomon Islands has been denied ‘free and fair’ elections this year. The new Biometric Voter Registration system whilst addressing election malpractice such as double-registration and or double-voting has significantly increased…
Some voters at three polling stations in the North Malaita Constituency have withheld giving names of their parents in the current registration exercise. The three Polling Stations are Malu’u Station, Raubabate and Kakale in Ward 8 of the Constituency.
Chief Electoral Officer Polycarp Haununu calls on the eligible voters and those yet to register through the new Biometric Voter’s Registration to ensure their Identification Card, ID, is safe and must not be lost.
Fiji’s Hawaiian based artist George Fiji Veikoso has dedicated his current tour in the country to two local women who helped in his upbringing. Mr Veikoso recalled, when he was growing up as a child at the Rawaga settlement, outside Suva city, two Solomon Islands women whom he cannot vividly recall…
People of Tamboko, West Guadalcanal are calling on the Guadalcanal Provincial government to provide information to the public about its development programs and achievement.
Anti-corruption watchdog, Transparency Solomon Islands has warned voters against selling their Voter ID cards and accepting bribes from intending candidates of the upcoming elections.
Certain communities in Makira-Ulawa Province are refusing to register to vote after hearing rumors that the new biometric voters registration system will be used by the 6-6-6, or the Anti-Christ.
Chiefs in East Kwaio, Malaita Province say the constituency welcomes the new Voter Biometric Registration program. Chief Jackson Waneagea made the statement after reports that East Kwaio people wanted to boycott the registration in their constituency because of the massacre that happened in the…
