By Mike Puia YOSHIKO Teratani will return to her home country of Japan a satisfied woman. Not only did she spend the last two years in Western Province, a spot in the country that is known for its beautiful scenes,…
BY BEN BILUA THE University of the South Pacific’s (USP) Solomon Islands Campus is organising a three-day roadshow in Honiara to help students and school leavers who want to study at the university. The roadshow kicked off yesterday beside the…
THE Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SICCI) has thanked the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) for taking lead in ensuring a peaceful festive season over the Christmas and New Year’s celebrations. SICCI, on behalf of the Solomon…
THE Central Bank of the Solomon Islands has refuted reports in an Island Sun article by Mr Alfred Sasako on January 8, 2018, regarding the credit union of the Royal Solomon Islands police (RSIPCUL). In a media statement yesterday, CBSI…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA AS public bus owners are protesting against Honiara City Council (HCC) over the new bus routes bus fare, taxi services see the bus move as unfair for them. Speaking with anonymity, concerned taxi drivers said that it…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI THE Ministry of Infrastructure Development and landowners within Poha area will soon sign a Memorandum of Understanding on the integration of Poha Bridge in West Guadalcanal. The MOU was rescheduled to January 5, 2018 after it failed…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA SOLOMON Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) makes it clear for concern that they are broadcasting messages on Short Wave frequency which covers the whole country. SIBC Radio Operations Manager Ronnie Buaoka said this to assure the Solomon Islands…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI A man from West Makira constituency in Makira-Ulawa province has urged their MP to reconsider his plan if he is deciding to purchase a ship for the constituency. Mr John Saeniasi said from the constituency’s perspective, they…
BY BEN BILUA ACTING Director of the University of South Pacific, Solomon Islands Campus says the university continues to provide pathway careers for students. Speaking to the media yesterday, Mrs Patricia Rodie said USP has been working closely with the…
BY ALICE NANTARA VICTIMS of the 2001-2002 patrol boat shoot-out incident have voiced their concerns over their ‘unresolved matter’. Through the complaints made by the current Provincial Member for Vatukulau Ward in the southern region of Guadalcanal, it is now…
