Vehicle owners and drivers in West Guadalcanal are concerned of overcrowdedness issues at the Savo Market in the White River, West Honiara. SIBC News stringer for West Guadalcanal John Toki reports, vehicle owners said people and betel nut markets are overcrowding the area and the close proximity…
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force,RSIPF will organise its 2014 recruitment training later this month. Confirming this yesterday in her weekly media conference, Acting Police Commissioner Juanita Matanga said the training is scheduled for 14 March this year.
The 2013 Police Act will be launched next week. Acting Police Commissioner Juanita Matanga announced the launching today in Honiara. Commissioner Matanga told her weekly press conference today, next week’s launching follows a long and challenging discussion process to review and compile the Act.
A young Electrical student of Kaotave Rural Training Centre is standing trial at the High Court for rape. Police allege the accused raped a grade six student at the Balasuna river in October 2012.
Landowners of Tehakamagoku in West Rennell urged the managing director of the Samlinsan Company Limited, Junior Pow to refrain from using the media to mislead them.
The Malaita Ma’asina Forum, MMF, has said it still supports a non Australian for the Police Commissioner’s post in Solomon Islands. Emphasizing its stand to local journalists, forum president, Charles Dausabea reiterated they are not supporting an Australian to take up the top police job.
The Malaita Ma’asina Forum has questioned the Member of Parliament for Fataleka over the delay on the delivery of the two tractors meant for East and West Fataleka since 2011. This follows queries from the East and West Fataleka people.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force Traffic Center in Honiara has recorded a total of 38 traffic accidents since January 1st. Officer in Charge of Traffic Administration, Sergeant Brian Suri Malefo says the traffic unit has registered 38 traffic accidents with only one injury.
Police are investigating one of its senior Officers who hit a boy with his private vehicle in Noro last Friday. The Police Media Unit reports, the officer and his family were all traveling in the vehicle at the time of the accident. It adds the boy is in a stable condition and is receiving medical
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force is urging parents and responsible authorities to assist address unwanted behaviors in the country’s youth population.
The Police recorded a low crime rate this week, says Acting Police Commissioner Juanita Matanga. Speaking at her press conference today, the Acting Police Commissioner said police attended to 42 reported cases – where 26 were arrested, and 14 were held in Custody.
Three employees of Sol Brew Company Limited will stand trial at the Magistrate’s Court on 21 April for allegedly stealing 35 cartons of beer in July last year. The trial date was fixed after a short pre-trial conference yesterday.
Police this morning arrested a suspect in relation to a murder incident that occurred at Tetere area in 2011. Police officers carried out an operation after they were alerted of the accused resulting in his arrest early today, near the Nguvia School at Tetere area.
Member of Parliament for South Guadalcanal David Dei Pacha will stand a full trial again on charges of conversion and abuse of office on the 14th of April. The Magistrates Court set his trial date this morning.
The police prosecution plans to oppose the bail application of an eighty-year-old grandfather from Isabel Province in custody for indecently assaulting his fourteen year old granddaughter last year.
A political appointee of the Prime Minister, John Dominic has described concerns from the Opposition over the Prime Minister’s visits to the Rove Police Headquarters as ‘total nonsense’. Opposition Leader Dr.
The Correctional Services of Solomon Islands (CSSI) has today celebrated the graduation of its new officers. A total of 35 correctional officers graduated at a ceremony this morning.
Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo has commended the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force for putting emphasis on improving law and order in the country. Speaking during his official visit to the Police Headquarters this week, Prime Minister Lilo said without good law, economic development is…
The Ministry of Police, National Security and Correctional Services has announced it is taking a collaborative approach to manage national security issues.
The Prime Minister has expressed growing confidence in the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force following positive developments the force achieved in recent years. Gordon Darcy Lilo made the remarks during his 2014 Official visit to the Rove Police Headquarters in Honiara yesterday.
