Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says Fiji is way ahead in terms of media set up and technology which countries like Solomon Islands can learn from. The Prime Minister said this during his special visit to the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation in Suva this week.
Malaita Premier, Peter Chanel Ramohia has reminded the people of Suafa and Adaua in North Malaita that Suafa bay has been earmarked for major projects in Malaita Province.
Chief Dickson Maepoina from West Are’are has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to include the House of Chiefs when conducting consultations for development in that region.
Papua New Guinea’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, Rimbink Pato has said he will instruct the Immigration Division to return the passports of seven journalists from the Pacific region who are attending the Pacific Islands Forum Ministers meeting in PNG this month.
King George Sixth School has successfully held a pageant show and speech competition for its students. Chair of the event Mr Philip Tohu said the event is to build student morale especially in public speaking.
Pacific Islands News Association and Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat Regional Media Workshop started in Port Moresby yesterday. More than 20 journalists from around the region including Papua New Guinea are part of the workshop.
The Ministry of Home Affairs is committed to developing sports within State Owned Enterprises SOEs. Permanent Secretary for Home Affairs George Palua made the statement to officially launched the 2015 SOEs Sporting Challenge in Honiara yesterday.
Two hundred and eight interns are excited about the opportunities ahead after graduating from phase seven of the Youth@Work internship program this week.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says, “cut emissions, just do the right thing, cut your greenhouse gas emissions” to leaders attending the Third Pacific Islands Development Forum PIDF3 Leaders summit in Suva, Fiji this week.
The situation in Suafa, North Malaita has been stabilised since yesterday, confirms the Provincial Police Commander (PPC) for Malaita, Alfred Uiga. PPC Uiga told SIBC News, according to feedback from police on theground, a reconciliation ceremony between the two opposing parties has happened.
Solomon Islands economy only depends on 15 percent of crown land in the country. The Minister for Lands, Housing and Survey, Andrew Manepora’a confirmed this during his keynote address to officially launch the 2015 G’ Day Solomon Islands Great Debate in Honiara this week.
Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) to seriously address the unaccounted forestry revenue of $500 million revealed by the former Minister of Forestry and Research, Bodo Dettke.
Malaita Provincial Premier, Peter Chanel Ramohia has called on the parties involved in the incident at Suafa, North Malaita not to take the law into their own hands. Mr.
The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) Governor, Mr Denton Rarawa is currently attending the 2015 Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) Global Policy Forum in Mozambique, Africa.
Makira Ulawa Provincial Minister for Culture and Tourism, Martin Karani says the ‘Banana Festival’ plays a crucial role in his province’s Tourism development.
Registration is now open for those interested to take part in the Point Cruz Yacht Club PCYC Family Fun Fishing competition later this month. This week, the PCYC Fishing Competition Organising Committee signed a partnership agreement with the National Broadcaster to build new directions in…
The Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) has developed a national export process guide, “A Guide to Potential Exporters.” The Export Promotion Division under the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Labour and Immigration confirms today.
Australian Government expects to provide AUD$32 million for Solomon Islands Government over the next four years. The Australian High Commissioner Mr Andrew Byrne confirmed this during his opening remarks at the ‘Great Debate’ event this week in Honiara.
Ten Constituencies who suffered the recent natural disaster are still waiting for their relief supplies. National Disaster Management Office Communication and Media Adviser Ms Jennifer Richardson told SIBC News, the NDMO is still waiting for the funds to purchase the supplies.
The National Government through the Ministry of Culture and Tourism has expressed commitment to preserving local cultures. Director of Culture Mr. Dennis Mareta told SIBC’s Zeri Leni during this week’s Banana Festival.
