Reconstruction of the Naha Police station in east Honiara will start next month. Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast confirmed in a recent media conference. He says people will notice that the Naha Police complex being pulled down and a new one built on the same site.
Solomon Islands’ Labor Law still does not recognize certain issues facing women in the country which prevent them from engaging more in the private sector. Asian Development Bank (ADB) Gender Specialist Vijaya Nagarajan told local journalists yesterday. Ms.
Waisisi Community High School in West Are’are, Malaita province has become the 11th recipient of computers donated by the Georgian government. School Principal, Christian Sao’ia took delivery of two new computers from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade this week.
A number of companies from Honiara have used the 2016 Yam Cultural Festival in Small Malaita to promote their products this week. The Mala Mwai Mei 2016 Yam Festival Organising Committee gave the companies an opportunity to showcase their products at Pululahu, Small Malaita.
A long journey or dream can be achieved through the support and encouragement of family and friends, says Sir Dr. Nathan Kere. Sir Dr. Kere made the comments during the official opening of his family’s new two storey building in East Honiara late yesterday.
Solomon Islands has been dubbed the leading reformer in the Pacific. This was according to an Asian Development Bank (ADB) Private Sector Assessment Report for Solomon Islands.
A senior statesman and former Governor General, Sir Nathaniel Waena says the security deal currently negotiated between Australia and Solomon Islands is highly questionable.
The High Court has today vacated an application for final judgement against former Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo for defamation. The lawyer for the claimant in the case, Desmond Nimpo today told the Court to vacate his application. Mr.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has arrested three male suspects and retrieved a firearm over the weekend. This follows a successful response by the Honiara-based Police Response Team and the Auki Police regarding an incident involving threats to Dalgro employees working in North…
The Acting Prime Minister Manasseh Maelanga has thanked the Solomon Islands High Commissioner to New Zealand, Her Excellency Mrs. Joy Kere for progressing the interests of Solomon Islands in New Zealand.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has made progress in the improvement of Education accessibility in Solomon Islands. Permanent Secretary Dr. Franco Rodie highlighted this at the recent launching of the Education Strategic Framework 2016-2030.
The Parliamentary Opposition Group is shocked by media revelations that the Prime Minister’s 16-member delegation trip to Taiwan has cost taxpayers SBD$1.6 million.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has launched its Education Strategic Framework 2016-2030 over the weekend. The new framework includes three very important goals. Permanent Secretary, Dr.
Chief Justice Sir Albert Palmer says the protection of our fisheries resources as well as the cordial working relationship and cooperation between our pacific countries is central to the pacific people.
An interim task force is hard at work trying to address urgent issues affecting Gizo Hospital after its pharmacy, administration and kitchen were completely destroyed by fire last Friday. The Provincial Minister for Health and Medical Services Hon.
The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) together with Government officials will embark on a community outreach program throughout the to explain the final elements of RAMSI’s draw-down and Government preparations for RAMSI’s departure during the final 11 months of the mission.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) are still waiting for the post-mortem results of the young person who recently died in state custody. Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast told local journalists over the weekend, they are still waiting with interest for the results to arrive from…
Rennell and Bellona Province celebrates its Second Appointed Day today. Renbel Provincial Premier, Hon Collin Singamona says events today are staged at Hutuna Village, east Rennell.
Solomon Tea Company Limited has celebrated the introduction of its first product into the domestic market. Solomon Tea is the first locally owned and incorporated tea company in Solomon Islands.
The Australian New Colombo Plan Scholar Wendy Xiao has completed a sustainable farming internship at Kastom Garden Association. Wendy is a Bachelor of Science student from the University of Sydney and recently completed four months study on tropical agriculture at the Solomon Islands National…
