BY JENNIFER KUSAPA THE investigator in the alleged burglary incident at Lungga has been summoned to appear in court on the next court appearance. Principal Magistrate Augustine Aulanga summoned the investigator following the explanation made by the prosecution that they…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA THE case against three Chinese business men will appear in court today. They are Zhangs Tongzhi, XU Qiang and Sheng Song Frank; the trio were charged under the Fisheries Management Act. Their case will be mentioned before…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA RESIDENTS of Naha and Kola have raised concerns that a few buses are still operating short bus routes. They say some buses are still running short routes from Kukum SDA to Naha store or Talise. This…
By Gary Hatigeva FOLLOWING its break for last year’s Christmas-New Year festive period, Parliament is now confirmed to resume on February 28, 2018, a statement from the office of the Prime Minister’s Press Secretariat revealed. Prior to his departure yesterday…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA AROUND 200 USP SI Campus students left out from SIG’s Scholarship awards this year stood for almost five hours yesterday in front of the Government Caucus Office to make an appeal. In receiving their…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO LACK of manpower is hampering Honiara City Council’s (HCC) inspection of restaurants in the city, it is reported. Ms Ella Rizwold, from the environmental health division, said the initiative to crack down on restaurants and eateries,…
BY GARY HATIGEVA SOCIAL media users in and outside of the country are being asked to be cautious and make careful considerations and judgements when posting materials, information and rumours, something the media describes as “here-say”, on social media. This…
Totori is the all-time leading goal scorer in the Oceania champions league BY ROMULUS HUTA SOLOMON Islands talisman Benjamin Totori heads into this year’s Oceania Champions League as the competition’s all time highest leading goal scorer. Since debuting in the…
Country’s fuel distributor barred from suing former chairman for $2M fuel debt By Alfred Sasako SOUTH Pacific Oil – a subsidiary of the Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) – was reportedly “blocked” from suing its former chairman and interim…
