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Parliament is on a special adjournment to Tuesday next week. Deputy Prime Minister, Hon. Manasseh Maelanga moved the special adjournment saying, most Members of Parliament have been invited to mark the International Anti-Corruption Day next Monday.
The Solomon Islands Government has thrown its support behind the Solomon Islands Media Association (MASI) in preparation towards hosting the Pacific Islands News Association in May next year. Deputy Prime Minister Hon.
Preparation for the visit next week by His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, Prince Charles to the Solomon Islands is going very well. His Royal Highness will arrive on the evening of Saturday 23 November for a two days visit before departing on the evening of Monday 25 November.
Women and men experiencing gender-based and sexual violence were encouraged to come out and report issues they are facing to responsible authorities. Assistant legal officer of the Solomon Islands Family Support Centre Lorah Kwanairara encouraged victims not to take issues of gender-based violence…
Fake news and misinformation is a serious issue in Asia Pacific region says Director information within the Fiji Ministry of information, Izek Lal. Mr. Lal made the statement during opening of a sub-regional Documentary workshop for Asia Pacific broadcasters which is currently underway in Suva,…
Solomon Islands newly cemented bilateral relationship with the People’s Republic of China rekindles the need to tighten the country’s foreign investment policy.
Nomination period for candidates wishing to contest the East Makira Constituency by-election starts today, 16th October and will be closing on Wednesday, 30th October 2019. This is following a By-Election date for the constituency officially confirmed to be the 11th of December.
A list of the government delegation currently visiting China was heavily criticized both on social media and the print media. The list which contained the names of government ministers, backbenchers, close personal protection officers, other senior government officials, state-owned enterprises and…
The country’s National Beach Soccer team Bilikiki, has left today for the ANOC World Beach Games in Qatar this month. The Gideon Omokirio-led side is looking forward for their first match up against Italy on 12th October while Spain waits in line for the second match on 14th October.
Rainwater can potentially solve Honiara’s water problems as the city experiences frequent water cuts for a couple of months this year. With an increasing population, Honiara City, the capital of Solomon Islands play host to most of the country’s developments and major infrastructure.
The Anglican Church of Central Melanesia has today witnessed the installment and enthroning of its 7th Arch Bishop, The Right Reverend Leonard Dawea. Held at the Saint Barnabas Cathedral in Honiara, the ceremony was graced by the presence of Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare, Speaker of National…
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the United States of America offers scientific information and data that can help inform policy decisions both at the federal and state levels of the American society.
The Foreign Relations Committee (FRC) will be sitting in the next two days starting tomorrow, Wednesday September 4, for a ‘severing’ process where their recommendations of weather to ‘sever’ the Republic of China or not will be later debated in Parliament.
Papua New Guinea Government is committed in working to address the visa issue facing Solomon Islands students studying in PNG. Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare told local journalists, he discussed this issue with his Papua New Guinea Counterpart Prime Minister James Marape. Hon.
A joint border committee meeting has started in Gizo, Western province today. Held between government agencies of Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, the talks involved reviewing of existing agreements reached by the Joint Border Committee of Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare today attended an auspicious engagement hosted by the Government of Tuvalu, day one of the 50th Pacific Islands Forum Alex Akwai reports from Funafuti, Tuvalu, Pacific Island leaders including Prime Minister Sogavare were invited for short presentations.
Police is ready to destroy the five hundred Kilograms of cocaine seized from a Yacht in Honiara last year. Police Commissioner Matthew Varley revealed, the cocaine destruction will be in the coming weeks.
The Ministry of health and medical services has launched the new Human papilloma virus in Honiara today in a bid to battle cervical cancer in the country.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development, MID, has signed a transport master plan for Honiara with the Japan International Cooperation Agency, JICA. Called the Honiara Transport Master Plan, it will positively pave a direction on improving the Honiara road connectivity and traffic flow as the…
International arrivals into Solomon Islands has scored One- point- one percent during the September quarter. This was after a total of 14,812 tourist visited the country in the third quarter of this year.