The Parliamentary Opposition has accused the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (OPMC) of misleading people in this nation in trying to defend Skyline Investment Group Company.
The Ngaube Landowners Association in Temotu Province has denied reports that it disputes the Lumlum Airport. Chair of the Association Mr. Alec Bonunga said Lumlum Airport has no disputes as stated in an article on a local newspaper yesterday.
The Lavukal Trust Board calls on the Government to immediately address the RIPEL issue as former workers resort to illegal activities for survival. A spokesman for the board Eddie Grant Suku says the Board has received and witnessed former RIPEL workers using dynamite for fishing.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism is hosting a National Tourism Forum today. The one-day event will bring together key players and partners including Government and private sector operators.
The Parliamentary Opposition Group has described the response by the Secretary to Prime Minister Joseph Waleanisia in defending the Special Secretary to Prime Minister Rence Sore as ‘lame’ and ‘childish’.
Prime Minister Hon. Manasseh Sogavare and his delegation to the 70th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) arrived in New York early yesterday morning.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has reshuffled two of his Cabinet Ministers as part of his ongoing approach to utilize the capability of his Ministers in other portfolios.
Logistic preparations for the 8th Premier’s conference next month is on its final stage. Co-Chair of the Local Organising Committee Charles Sisimia confirmed in a media conference today. “In terms of preparations I think we are now reaching 90 percent of our preparations.
Residents of East Fataleka, Malaita Province have become the latest victims of the current drought impact. The people now experience food shortage as a result of the ongoing dry weather which wilted their food crops. Pastor Patrick Bilisi of Seventh Day Adventist Church in East Fataleka reports.
“The entire country can be rest assured, Solomon Islands tourism future is in very safe hands”- key message emanating from Tuesday night’s Inter Secondary Schools Oratory Contest at the National Museum. Officially opening the event, the Hon.
The Central Bank of Solomon Islands, today awarded five Solomon Islands women with the National Women Micro Entrepreneur Awards in Honiara. The women are small business owners who are involved in the Micro-finance savings club, which was introduced by CBSI to help people in the rural communities…
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock is mapping out its El-Nino effect Response Plan. It is an Agriculture Drought Response Plan (ADRP) providing guidance to the agriculture sector in the event of a drought.
The Governor of Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) Denton Rarawa says the newly launched Solomon Islands Financial Services Demand Side Survey Report is a nation wide survey.
Preliminary findings of the first biological survey of the highlands of Solomon Islands has been revealed. Scientists from United States of America (USA), Australia, New Zealand, Czech Republic, Fiji, Vanuatu and other locals have carried out flora and fauna surveys at Chupukama land, Guadalcanal…
West Kwaio, Malaita Province is the latest region to be hard-hit by the effects of the El-Nino. West Kwaio elder Mr. David Gosia confirms, their water source and food crops are badly affected.
The Central Bank of Solomon Islands and partners have last night officially launched the “Solomon Islands Financial Services Demand Side Survey report, an initiative of the Central Bank of Solomon Islands.
Jejevo community in Isabel province is yet to receive its disaster food supplies after assessments have concluded. The community is still experiencing food shortage, months after Cyclone Raquel devastated their livelihood and left. Community Leader, Mr.
The Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) celebrates 63 years of broadcasting this week. There are two broadcasting anniversaries in September. The Solomon Islands Broadcasting Service – a department of Government – began broadcasting in September 1952.
Solomon Islands Visitors Arrival has shown a 15.6 percent increase in April this year. The Solomon Islands tourism industry confirmed this figure. It adds this is a massive shot of confidence for tourism development in the country.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare and the Solomon Islands delegation to the United Nations General Assembly Meeting departed for New York yesterday afternoon.
