BY JENNIFER KUSAPA THE accused into the Yandina murder incident has pleaded not guilty to the murder charge against him. He entered a not-guilty plea when arraigned yesterday at the Honiara Magistrate Court. Defence Lawyer Serah Karani told the court…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA TRIAL date into the case of the former police superintendent has been set for October 23 to 27 this year. The former police superintendent has denied all three counts of indecent assault when he was arraigned at…
BY BEN BILUA DIRECTOR of Public Prosecution says there is no existing law in the Solomon Islands to prosecute cyber-crime. Speaking during the national workshop on promoting information and communication awareness on cybercrime and laws, Mr Ronald Bei Talasasa said…
THE Prime Minister Acting, Hon Manasseh Maelanga has accepted the petition by the civil society organisations and assured the nation that the Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) is bringing back the Anti-Corruption Bill in the upcoming Parliament meeting in…
WHITE River Police of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) arrested three male suspects for alleged burglary at Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Manasseh Maelanga’s residence on Monday, September 18, 2017 at Tasahe B area, West Honiara. It was alleged…
HENDERSON Provincial Police of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) arrested an 18-year-old girl for concealing her infant baby at Kingdom Harvest Henderson in Central Guadalcanal on September 17, 2017. The infant baby was taken by Police to Honiara…
BY ROMULUS HUTA THE Solomon Islands national sevens rugby team has been drawn against Australia and Tonga in Pool C of this year’s Oceania Rugby Sevens Championships. The 2017 Championships will be held at the ANZ Stadium in Suva,…
Marist take on Warriors 4pm today BY ROMULUS HUTA THE current leaders of the Telekom S-League (TSL) Solomon Warriors and Marist will take on each other in a much-anticipated vital clash this afternoon 4pm at Lawson Tama. Solomon Warriors is…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA YESTERDAY’S peaceful march to the Prime Minister’s Office is a sign of a nation weary of corruption. Civil groups mobilised bringing their petition to the nation’s leader demanding the return of the Anti-Corruption Bill to parliament, which…
Government promises to bring back Anti-Corruption Bill in next month’s sitting BY BARNABAS MANEBONA GOVERNMENT has promised to return the highly demanded Anti-Corruption Bill to parliament in October. Deputy Prime Minister Hon Manasseh Maelanga reassured the protesting civil society organisation…
