The National Under-17 side has trashed Tonga in this afternoon’s Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) U17 Championship at the Pango Stadium in American Samoa. The National Junior side humiliated Tonga 10 goals to one in its opening pool clash.
Police have rescued the nine-year-old boy who went missing on Tuesday, after a fishing trip with his two brothers at the Marau resort area. Assistant Police Commissioner, National Capital, Gabriel Manelusi confirms, the boy was floating out on the open sea towards Makira when he was rescued. Mr.
The Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) will benefit from the European Union assistance to improve its capacity to manage its finances. Office of the Prime Minister’s Media Secretary reports, EU Ambassador to Solomon Islands, Leonidas Tezapsidis affirms this while paying a courtesy…
Helena Goldie Hospital in Western Province has operated without a medical doctor since November last year. Helena Goldie Hospital Secretary Soraya Pina confirms this to SIBC News today.
Bilateral relations between Fiji and the Solomon Islands are expected to be strengthened further by a number of agreements to be signed following Foreign Affairs Minister Ratu Inoke Kubuabola’s recent visit to the Solomons.
A man from Temotu Pele constituency has said while he welcomes the establishment of an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), Members of Parliament should not have any control over funds intended for the provincial governments.
Solomon Islands under 17 team will play its opening match against Tonga tomorrow at 1pm Solomon time at the Pago stadium. The young national side will be led by Captain Junior Hou.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service continues its Heavy Rain Warning across the country. The Weather Office says a Heavy Rain Warning remains for most provinces.
The National Examination and Standard Unit (NESU) under the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development has clarified issues surrounding withholding of examination results of certain students this year.
Solomon Islands and Fiji have decided today to lift the Air Services Agreement suspension to allow Fiji Airways and Solomon Airlines to provide air services immediately.
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government says it will table the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Report in Parliament during its four-year term in office.
The Parliamentary Opposition has denied claims that they are planning a ‘motion of no-confidence’ against the Government. In a statement today, Leader of Opposition Jeremiah Manele says such move is too early and the Parliamentary Opposition has no intention to dismantle the Government.
All tropical disturbance watch advice issued for Solomon Islands have now been cancelled by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service. A statement from the MET Office today says all tropical disturbance watch advice have been cancelled as at 7am this morning.
Heavy Rain Warnings are still current for the Solomon Islands despite the cancellation of tropical disturbance watch advice by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service.
The Blood Bank at the National Referral Hospital has received substantial amount of blood over the weekend. The Acting Head of the Medical Laboratory Donald Tahani confirms this to SIBC News today. Mr Tahani today acknowledge South Pacific Oil (SPO) officers for their blood donation on Friday.
The Solomon Islands Under -17 team is ready to take on Tonga in its first match on Wednesday this week in American Samoa. In an interview with SIBC Sports from American Samoa, Team Manager of the Solomon Islands Under 17 Soccer Team, Donald Marahare says the boys are well prepared for the match.
The National Referral Hospital continues to call on the public for urgent blood donations as supplies hit critically low levels. The Medical Laboratory today says the blood bank is still very short and they encourage volunteers to donate blood throughout the week.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has issued its fifth Tropical Disturbance Watch Advice this afternoon. The Watch Advice is current for Western, Guadalcanal, Central, Makira and Rennell Bellona Provinces.
The Parliamentary Opposition has said while it welcomes the establishment of an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), other anti-corruption agencies and institutions should also be strengthened.
The National Examination Standard Unit (NESU) has confirmed a low number of Form Five placements to Form Six this year. The Unit said this was due to the limited number of schools with Form Six in the country.
