BY GEORGE MANFORD AUKI FIFTEEN community liaison officers (CLOs) from the wards in Malaita have concluded their induction workshop last Friday in Auki. The one-week workshop began last Monday with chiefs and church leaders around Malaita province joining the programme…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI AUKI THE Ministry of Forest and Research has been asked to work together with the Malaita provincial government to address issues in the growing logging industry in the province. The call follows worrying observations that logging companies…
By Alfred Sasako SOME 60 Solomon Islands students, sponsored by the government have had their University of the South Pacific (USP) scholarships terminated or suspended because funding for their awards has run out. But the Ministry of Education and Human…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI AUKI MALAITA province currently has the highest number of logging companies working in it, it is reported. And, it is projected that the number of logging companies in Malaita will increase in the years to come. Chief…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO LUANIUA one of the main villages in Lord Howe has been without a health centre for almost two years, it is reported. This has been one of the reasons for the many deaths which have occurred…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA THREE years now and Moli Secondary School’s Science Lab project is still awaiting to be completed at Northwest Choiseul. Over this delay, the Chairman of Moli Secondary School Mr Anthony Telovae raises serious concern as they would…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO THE people of Lord Howe can now say they know of the government’s constituency development fund (CDF) and what they expect from it. A community awareness run by the Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) last week at…
By Alfred Sasako A French company is believed to have won the contract to supply fibre optic cable for the joint Papua New Guinea – Solomon Islands’ multi-million dollar undersea cable project, it was revealed this week. The company…
By Mike Puia A constituent from Savo/Russells constituency in the Central Islands Province has appealed to the police and anti-corruption bodies to treat politicians equally. The constituent, who requested anonymity, made the call as the national general elections looms.…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA FORMER Prime Minister Mr Gordon Darcy Lilo and people of East Kwaio Constituency strongly condemn the article ‘Voter registration brings out dirt of the past’, published yesterday. The article being written by local veteran Journalist Mr Alfred…
