Origin Energy Solomon Limited has warned all Solomon Islanders to always avoid using its LP Gas cylinders for any home brewing activities. The company management made the warning in a statement today. It says removing the valve from cylinders including heating them for brewing is always dangerous.
Local entrepreneurs and the general public of North Malaita have welcomed a recent decision by the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to reopen the Development Bank of Solomon Islands (DBSI).
This week marks a milestone achievement of cooperation between 11 Pacific nations and Australia in monitoring the climate, with the celebration of the 100th Online Climate Outlook Forum.
The country’s National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) has reaffirmed its commitment to consistently provide relief supplies to affected communities in the country.
Foreign Affairs Minister Milner Tozaka has confirmed the Solomon Islands Government’s interest to engage in labour mobility opportunities with Canada. A statement from the Foreign Affairs and External Trade quoted Minister Tozaka as saying plans are underway for Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare to…
The Solomon Scouts and Coastwatchers Trust plans to build a War Museum and an Information Centre in the national capital, Honiara. A government statement said Chair of the Trust, Sir Bruce Saunders revealed the plan to the Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare recently.
The Solomon Islands National Council of Women (SINCW) has appealed to different sectors in the country to uphold national solidarity while addressing issues relating to the past ethnic crisis.
The 2016 Legal Year has opened. “Raising Standard” is the theme for this year. Chief Justice Sir Albert Palmer made the assurance during the opening of the 2016 legal year today.
Three Asian men were attacked in Honiara after 9 am this morning in front of the former Westpac Bank now turned Bank South Pacific, by four armed and mask men. An eye witness, Nelson Gege told SIBC News the Asian men were on their way to the bank when a taxi stopped in front of
Central Islands Province is the first to become an agent to sell the long grain rice imported by the Solomon Islands Ports Authority’s (SIPA). Premier Selwyn Mapuli told SIBC’s ‘Distaem Nao’ program today, Central Province has taken the lead as the first agent of the newly imported rice.
Licensed firearm owners in North Malaita are calling on the national government to at least compensate them for their licensed properties destroyed in 2003.
Prime Minster Manasseh Sogavare has called on Solomon Islanders to have a passion for business development. He made the call recently during the launch of the locally-owned fuel depot, the ‘Didao Refueling Station’ in east Honiara.
The country’s national flag carrier, Solomon Airlines has advised its customers that its air service to Nadi and Port Vila will remain unchanged. This follows the recent temporary suspension of its Sydney/Honiara service.
Famous social networking group in the country, Forum Solomon Islands International (FSII) membership has surpassed 16,000 members. FSII Chief Executive Officer, Benjamin Afuga confirmed in his recent post on the FSII Facebook page.
Anglican Church of Melanesia parishioners in North Malaita say they do not support the idea of having women as priests to serve in the church. The parishioners expressed their view in light of a survey recently conducted in the region to get views on having women priests.
Prime Minster Manasseh Sogavare has successfully launched the locally-owned fuel depot, ‘Didao Refueling Station’ in east Honiara today. In his keynote speech at the launch, Mr. Sogavare acknowledged the fine achievement of Didao Refueling Station Management and its partners.
Head of the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) Observer Mission to the Vanuatu snap elections, Sir Francis Billy Hilly has left for Vanuatu yesterday ahead of the polling date.
Women from East Guadalcanal who usually sell their products at the Honiara Central Market have blamed the market’s unhygienic state for being sick. The women experienced vomiting and headache after returning home from selling their produces at the market recently.
Bmobile Chief Executive Officer, Niall Downey has told SIBC News they have a lot to achieve in 2016 and are hopeful to get up to 60 percent Bmobile coverage in the country.
The 21-foot Yahama boat which went missing since Friday last week between Makira Ulawa and Malaita Province has been found outside a harbour in South Malaita.
