Malaita Premier, Peter Chanel Ramohia says while he agrees with government response to his earlier comments on Malaita national projects, he still questions who changed these project ideas over time.
An elderly woman of Komaliai in the Shortlands Islands has called on the National Government to break its negligence of very remote and isolated communities by bringing developments closer to them.
The country expects fine weather towards the weekend, the Solomon Islands Meteorological Services (SIMS) reports. Met Service Deputy Director, Lloyd Tahani confirms, a trough still lies over the country but the weather is expected to improve towards the end of the week.
The Burns creek community, East Honiara will work closely with the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) to report all unwanted activities. Burns creek Community Chair, John Seti Iromea says this is to ensure people live in a safe and peaceful environment. Mr.
The Shortlands Catholic Women’s Council appeals on the National Government to post professionally trained police officers along the Solomon Islands – Papua New Guinea common border to ensure maximum security for women and girls on Solomon Islands side of the border.
A retired police officer has called on the National Government to rearm police officers stationed at Shortland Islands. Retired police officer Ignatius Gorae told an SIBC touring group in Shortland Islands – police posted along the western border ‘MUST’ rearm to heighten the country’s security…
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has re-affirmed the Government’s commitment to support and strengthen gender equality through the elimination of gender-based violence and child abuse.
Five Chinese Nationals who pleaded guilty to stealing $90,000 from their employer will be sentenced Monday next week. The Magistrate Court set the date after the accused’s sentencing submissions and mitigation was presented yesterday.
A prominent leader from Isabel Province and Maringe Paramount Chief Dennis Lulei has contributed in his capacity as a senior chief to the Anti-Corruption Bill 2016.
All downstream communities along the Kwara, Tinahula and Matepono rivers in Central Guadalcanal are advised to stop using the rivers until advised by Ministry of Health and Medical Service and the World Health Organisation that it is safe.
The Director of Public Prosecutions warns the new Penal Code Amendment Sexual Offences Bill 2016 will ensure Justice be resounded on offenders if they commit sexual violence on their legal spouses or partners. This was one of the clauses the Sexual Offence Bill 2016 seeks to amend.
An emotional reconciliation ceremony was held yesterday between two parties affected by the recent death of an elderly woman in North Malaita, Friday. The 67-year-old woman died from a knife injury sustained when a brush knife slipped off from her grandson’s hand.
Former Guadalcanal Premier Stephen Panga has raised concerns over the Tailing Storage Facility at Gold Ridge, after the continuous heavy fall rain in the past days.
A woman has reported died after a knife injury in North Malaita on Friday. SIBC’s Stringer in North Malaita John Andrew Kiri reports, the woman in her old age was injured from the brush knife which slipped off from her grandson’s hand.
A former senior plant operator who served under the Roads and Bridges Division of the Ministry of Transport, Works and Utility since the 1980s wants the Ministry of Infrastructure Development to pay more attention to feeder roads outside of Honiara.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has strongly encouraged Solomon Islanders to report cases of family or domestic violence to law enforcement agencies as the country now enforces its Family Protection Act.
The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) congratulates the Solomon Islands Government and parliamentarians on gazetting the Family Protection Act 2014 and its official launch.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has recognised the roles played by local cultures and churches in the implementation of the Family Protection Act 2014.
The Governor and Chairman of the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) Board, Denton Rarawa has announced, the CBSI monetary policy stance for the next six months will remain accommodative. Governor Rarawa made the announcement in CBSI’s recent Board meeting.
The Solomon Islands Family Protection Act 2014 launches its publicity initiative today. The Act which was gazetted on the first of April is developed to address the increasing rate of family or domestic violence nationally.
