Lauru people and their families living in and around Honiara for the first time marked their province’s Second Appointed day in Honiara. Last night, in a boisterous occasion, the people of Choiseul in Honiara marked and acknowledged their day of…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO PROCESS to access the newly launched Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) revolving fund has been briefly clarified. The fund is purposely for SIWIBA registered members who cannot access financial institution for support and it…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA HEAD Teacher of the Arnon Atomea Primary in Malaita province acknowledges and commends Japan’s continuous support to Solomon Islands. As a recipient of the Japanese Grassroots and Human Security grant scheme, Arnon Atomea Head Teacher…
HOT on the heels of the Solomon Islands recording its best annual international visitation intake, the Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau (SIVB) has kicked off 2018 with strong intent conducting a five-city ‘tourism mission’ in the key Australian and New Zealand…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO TAWARO clinic in East of Small Malaita, Malaita province for the first time received building material purposely for clinic renovation. Materials were donated yesterday under the project identified as the rainwater harvesting under the Ministry of…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO CARELESSNESS and irresponsible attitude of deposing rubbish in public places has become common amongst almost citizens from kids to adult. Despite responsible authorities carrying out awareness’s against littering in the city general public’s attitude of litter…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA CHIEF Magistrate Emma Garo says that original copies of documents is the best evidence for the court. She made the statement in court when the prosecution’s evidence tendered in court were not original documents as they were…
THE article is, yet another attempt to provide alternative observation to the debate on leadership change in Solomon Islands. The focus is premised on the question, Will the new SIDCCG leadership bring change to SI? The article concluded that our…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA ILIA Early Childhood Education has received $447,257 from Japan’s Embassy in Solomon Islands yesterday. The support comes under the Japanese government grant scheme known as Grassroots and Human Security project for development of Solomon Islands schools’…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA THE Government of Japan has offered financial assistance in a handover ceremony yesterday to the Arnon Atomea Primary School in Malaita province. The assistance will go towards developing Arnon Atomea’s new classroom and one learning resource…
