BY LORETTA BRIGIDIA MANELE ON March 21, Women Farmers group in Papagu, Ghaobata ward, East Guadalcanal received farming tools from local fruits and nuts processing company, Jedom Organic Fruits. This is according to the local fruits and nuts processing company’s…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA VORUVORU Zone at Northwest Choiseul celebrated Palm Sunday yesterday at their Catholic Mission Station. According to Mr Nerio Ulemiki the media coordinator for Christ the King Parish reporting, the liturgy started with enactment of Jesus entry into…
BY BARNABAS MANRBONA A team of 40 Seventh Day Adventists from Taro Station made a successful weekend visitation tour to Voruvoru Community at Northwest Choiseul between the 23rd and 25th of this month. The team led by Reverend Minister George…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA A political party plays an important role in government stability on which in the context of Solomon Islands, it is still on a learning curve. In this particular function, Democratic Alliance Party’s (DAP) Parliamentary Wing Leader Hon…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA THERE are perceptions that are hostile to the important roles of political parties in politics and democracy, according to the Democratic Alliance Party (DAP). DAP’s Parliamentary Wing Leader Hon Jeremiah Manele, during their political party’s fundraising over…
TEMOTU province has passed its appropriation bill 2018/2019 on Wednesday last week. The budget is however uncertain because the national government is yet to pass its budget. Mover of the motion, Baddley Tau, ward member for Tikopia and Anuta, said…
By Mike Puia THE South Pacific Oil (SPO) recorded a $132.9 million profit at the end of last year, a $16.8 million increase from 2016. Chairman of the SPO board, Gideon Zoloveke, revealed this when announcing SPO’s historic dividend payout…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA PRESIDENT of the SINU student association has hit back at the institution’s pro-vice chancellor (corporate) Mr Donald Malasa, saying that the current strike notice to have him (Mr Malasa) removed is based on his failure to…
A watershed moment for the Solomon Islands tourism industry, the destination has surpassed the 25,000 international visitor mark for the first time since numbers were first recorded in 1990. Figures released by the Solomon Islands National Statistics Office (SINSO) show…
BY LORETTA BRIGIDIA MANELE AN active trough lies over Solomon Islands and links to ex-tropical cyclone Iris located south of Rennell/Bellona province. This was stated in Solomon Meteorological Service’s Heavy Warning Number issue which was made at 7pm yesterday. People…
