They’ve all gone
Kabui makes a return to Lawson Tama By Taromane Martin FOR nineteen years old Frank Kabui returning to the Lawson Tama Stadium is not new having already won the Solomon Cup with the Malaita Eagles senior football team last year.…
January 11, 2018
Winning start for Turtles
BY ROMULUS HUTA WESTERN Turtles bagged its first three points in the under-19 category of the Youth Solomon Cup currently underway in Honiara. This follows their narrow 3-2 win over Central Shields in the second encounter of day one competition…
Honiara coach rues missed chances
BY ROMULUS HUTA HONIARA under-19 coach Sam Wa’aria regrets the number of the goal scoring chances his boys squandered during yesterday’s 2-1 loss to Renbel Chiefs during yesterday’s round one match of the 2018 Youth Solomon Cup at Lawson Tama…
Defensive woes cost us: Housanau
Malaita Eagles scoops first points By Taromane Martin IMPROVING defensively will be the priority for the Makira Ulawa Real Kakamora Under-19 football team after losing 4-2 to Malaita Eagles in their opening match of the 2018 Youth Solomon Cup yesterday.…
Renbel upset Honiara
BY ROMULUS HUTA RENNELL and Bellona Chiefs caused an upset on day one of the 2018 Youth Solomon Cup Under-19 category as they cruised to a 2-1 win over Honiara Warriors in the third match yesterday at Lawson Tama Stadium.…
Man dies after hit by tree branch
POLICE in Gizo are investigating the death of a 48-year-old male after he was hit by the branch of a tree at Maravari Village, Vella La Vella, Western Province, on January 8, 2018. It was alleged that the deceased was…
SIPC strategised to improve postal industry
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO CHAIRMAN of SIPC (Solomon Islands Post Corporation) has unveiled it strategies to deal with the realities of postal industry in Solomon Islands. The strategies framework has been factored in the SIPC 2017 – 2019 Statement of…
SI Postal Corporation launches Postpay
BY LORETTA BRIGIDIA MANELE SOLOMON Islands Postal Corporation’s long struggle to change the way it has been delivering services to the country has been answered. Yesterday, Chief Financial Officer of bibimoney, Ms Debbie Thomas and Chairman of Solomon Islands Postal…
Provincial school libraries go empty
By Mike Puia SCHOOL libraries in the provinces are becoming boring these days. Most children don’t go there and read up books. This is an observation made by a Japanese volunteer, Mr Hirofuni Masui. Hirofuni said people in the provinces,…
A mobile wallet that faciliates Domestic and International Services
BY LORETTA BRIGIDIA MANELE THE growing problem for financial institutions is finding strategies to tackle issues like capturing the unbanked market, leveraging technology and providing new services to existing customers. This is according to Bibimoney’s 2017 report that highlights the…