The people of Solomon Islands want to see the Democratic Coalition for Change Government ensure that Solomon Islands is a nation of co-existence. Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare made this statement at a thanksgiving service in Honiara yesterday.
Gizo Community High School in Western Province has received five desktop computers from the Georgian Government. The computers are part of the Georgian Government’s promise to donate a thousand computers to the Solomon Islands Government.
Solomon Islands will join over 30 countries around the Pacific Rim as a participant in a mock tsunami scenario which begins today and ends this Friday. The National Disaster Management Office says the Pacific-wide exercise is to put to practice country tsunami decision-making procedures using the…
A World Bank grant of US$3.9 million will be used by the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) to support up to an additional US$36 million in grants primarily for national activities in offshore and coastal fisheries management and development in four Pacific Island countries.
A thanksgiving service was held for the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) government at the United Church in Honiara this afternoon. The service was attended by the Hon.,Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare, His Excellency the Governor General Sir Frank Kabui, Speaker of National Parliament, Chief…
The Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) Board has engaged an international Business Dynamic Consultancy group from Singapore to work on its reform programs.
The Honiara City Council Vector Borne Disease Control program (VBDCP) Division is expecting a high transition of Malaria cases once the wet season is over.
The Regional Rights Resource Team (RRRT) from the Secretariat of the Pacific Community has organised a two days forum-“Gender Equality Forum,” in Honiara.
Bad weather has disrupted the Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) which should celebrate its 10th Anniversary today. SIWIBA celebration should start today with a parade from the Honiara Central Market to Art Gallery where all the main activities are due to take place.
The Solomon Islands Basketball Federation will host a new basketball game called ‘3 on 3’ competition. Vice President of the Basketball Federation Delma Nori told SIBC Sports that interested players should register to take part in the competition.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says his government will do everything within its power to safeguard against corruption. The DCCG head, Mr Sogavare says his government has zero tolerance on poor management of public monies and assert.
The DCC Government is determined to pursue the recording and registration of tribal land- beginning the process this year. Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says this is a significant, long drawn out project.
A Heavy Rain Alert has been issued by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service. The MET Office says a Heavy Rain Alert is in force for most Provinces and Islands.
The Honiara City Council (HCC) had hosted its stakeholders for an open forum on Monday. The forum was to inform stakeholders of HCC’s Seven meter by-law enforcement, a component of the new executive’s 100 days plan.
A series of piggery and village chicken feed formulation for livestock officers and farmers in Honiara is to be hosted at Aruligo, West Guadalcanal and Buma in Malaita Province.
Noro Community High School in Western province has officially opened two new classrooms for the school’s historical form four intake this year. The buildings were funded by the Tri-marine International’s Chief Executive Officer Renato Curto’s family trust.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says it is important that the policies and development programs of the Democratic Coalition For Change Government (DCCG) reflect the changing challenges to Solomon Islands internal economy presented by the changing dynamics of the world economy.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says his government has a well-thought agenda for the achievement of good governance. He says the Democratic Coalition for Change Government is committed to strengthen the country’s integrity institutions strong.
A New Zealand Company, Duncan Hardie Group has applied to the Solomon Islands Government for a license to conduct offshore oil prospecting in the country.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services is expecting a tropical depression that will affect the country later during the week. This is due to an active trough which lies over the country.
