The father of the male person suspected of the alleged murder of the Chinese woman at a shop in Point Cruz in April this year has surrendered his son to the Rove police yesterday.
Police will be deployed to South Guadalcanal tomorrow following the discovery of two dead bodies in the area recently. Reports relayed by an Anglican Priest, Father Edward Kalea to SIBC News says, one of the dead bodies was found at Tina river a week ago on Wednesday while the other body was found…
Police is calling on the public to report any information that may relate to the suspicious death of the 44- year- old female Chinese national in Honiara on Tuesday this week.
The Government denounces the brutal nature of the death of a female Chinese national in Honiara yesterday and vows to bring the perpetrator(s) to face the full force of law.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Vessel (RSIPV) Patrol boat AUKI left Honiara yesterday to Australia. A decommissioning service was held last week to remeber the boat’s 30 successful years in service.
The Solomon Islands is expecting to receive a new Patrol boat from Australia, May this year. The boat will be named Patrol Boat Taro. This is to replace Patrol Boat Auki which is currently out of service.
Over 3-hundred thousand dollars One Link Pacifica money have been removed from the Police Exhibit room. Police Commissioner Mostyn Mangau revealed this to local journalists today, saying this was the money retrieved from the controversial One Link Pacifica money laundering Scheme earlier.
Seif Ples Centre in Honiara have recieved a donation of 1-hundred and twenty thousand dollars from Pan Oceanic Bank (POB) recently. The cheaque was handed over by POB Chief Executive Officer Upul Hettiarachi at the Seif Ples Centre at the Rove Police Headquarters in Honiara.
A Coronial Inquest into the death of two expatriates at their residence last week will be brought before the Corona court once the police complete their investigations. A Briton, Stephen Atkinson, and an Australian Trent Lee were killed by a bomb blast in their residence in Honiara.
Suspects who broke-in the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) Office and stole items early this morning were currently under police investigation. The suspects were caught on CCTV Camera between 4:30 a.m. and 5:00 a.m this morning.
Police and Teachers’ salaries will be made available by Wednesday this week ahead of the lockdown period. This was confirmed by the Government following questions regarding the payment of salaries for these sectors this week.
Solomon Islands will introduce a mock curfew as of Friday this week until Sunday morning. Prime minister, in responding to suggestions made in Parlaiment this evening, by the Opposition Leader Mathew Wale that a lock down be moved to a different time other than the Easter Period, Prime Minister…
Police have arrested a 53-year-old man following the death of his 10-year-old daughter in Guadalcanal Province. The police media Unit confirms the man was arrested at Midi Village, West Guadalcanal yesterday.
The outgoing Royal Solomon Islands Police Commissioner Matthew Varley believes, and has described RSIPF as the ‘best in the Pacific Region’. Mr. Varlley assured Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare during a farewell parade ceremony held at the Rove Police Head Quarter on the eve of the weekend.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) is closely monitoring the current political development in the country. Police Commissioner, Matthew Varley told local journalists over the weekend, as the Sogavare-led government reviews its diplomatic ties with Taiwan, they are keeping a closer eye…
Malu’u Police in North Malaita today arrested an adult man who is alleged to have abducted a 14-year-old girl who has been missing in Honiara since 16 July 2019.
Police are again calling on people to take extra precaution when travelling at sea as bad weather continues in the country. A Strong weather warning has been issued for Guadalcanal, Renbel, Temotu , Makira and the southern waters of Western Province.
Police Commissioner Matthew Varley has sternly warn bus drivers in Honiara to observe traffic rules and avoid clogging the bus lane at the Honiara Central Market.
The Newly elected Australian Prime Minister, Mr Scott Morrison has arrived in the country today, starting his first ever visit to the country and the first visit of an Australian Prime Minister in eleven years since Kevin Rudd in 2008.
A father will appear before court on Tuesday this week for allegedly raping his two daughters over the period of five years. The two girls, aged 14 and 17 are now under police protection after their father was arrested last month.
