Our Telekom’s Chief Executive Officer, Loyley Ngira has said economic development in Solomon Islands will gradually take place if accessible services are created.
The Solomon Islands Electricity Authority, SIEA, has put in place a new traffic arrangement at their Ranadi office that will allow customers to drive up to the cashier and pay their bills. A statement from the office today says the new traffic arrangement will be in effect Tuesday next week.
The cost of electricity and issues of electricity pricing remains the largest single overhead cost of private businesses in Honiara. The Chairman of the 2014 Trade Expo Committee, Redley Raramo said businesses say doing business in Honiara is troublesome because of the costs and unreliability of…
A frequent Solomon Airlines customer from Shortland Island has criticized the Airline of transferring his confirmed booking without his consent, which resulted in the Airlines customer paying an extra 9-hundred dollars to correct the situation and be included in the flight list.
The Special Development School of the Solomon Islands Red Cross Society receives 10- Thousand from Our Telekom for its school project. The donation was made in response to a request from the Working Committee to the company for the donation to support built a retention wall to stop a landslide…
Pressure group, the Malaita Ma’asina Forum, MMF, has called on the Solomon Islands Electricity Authority, SIEA, to review its tariff, claiming that Solomon Islands is the highest in electricity tariffs in the world.
Our Telekom customers in and around Malu’u area, North Malaita are calling on the company to improve its landline services to the area. SIBC’s Malu’u stringer Lensley Kwaimani reports while the customers have enjoyed Our Telekom’s mobile services in Malu’u, they also want landline services be…
Solomon Airlines have been awarded IATA Operational Safety Audit Certification. Announcing the news, Chairman of Solomon Airlines Board of Directors, Denton Rarawa said the IATA award represented a major achievement.
Honiara residents will continue to experience improvements to their water supply following the recent devastation of floods and damages. Solomon Water’s Operations Manager Ray Andresen says water from the Tasahe reservoir tank was fed into the Kongulai Gravity system.
Solomon Airlines has announced, in line with its 2014 corporate strategic plans, it has now moved its Corporate Travel Center from the former Solomon Islands Government Printers building to the newly renovated and upgraded office on the ground floor of Tongs building in Point Cruz.
