Daily Archives: Oct 19, 2018

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CHINA WANTS MORE

-Solomon Islands edges closer to trade boom with its...

CRB continues to destroy unabated

BY ALFRED PAGEPITU GIZO GIZO RESIDENTS are repeating their call for authorities to step in and help with the cocnut rhinoceros beetle problem. They say it is...

Shortlands constituency

DEAR EDITOR, the elections are coming up and as a member of the Shortlands Constituency I wish to raise the following questions to the...

Medicine is sick care, Nutrition is health care

DEAR EDITOR, a quote I believe people of all ages in the Solomon Islands should consider while striving to increase their own health and...

Cataracts remain leading cause of visual impairment despite progress in surgical techniques

DEAR EDITOR, the National Referral Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr John Hue said, recently, the country’s top causes for blindness and visual impairment is cataracts. He...

Acknowledgement to gov’t and people of Solomon Islands

DEAR EDITOR, as the 2018 academic year has approaching its end, I as the President outgoing of SISA, On Behalf of the Solomon Islands...

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Provincial athletes battle for spots in Team Guadalcanal ahead of Solomon Games 2026

BY RICHARD MENANOPO The race to secure places in Team...

Chess Grandmaster Short set for landmark Solomon Islands visit

BY RICHARD MENANOPO Chess development in Solomon Islands is set...

Solomon Islands delegation completes climate training in China

BY TONY IROGA A Solomon Islands delegation has successfully completed...

PM Wale backs indigenous business growth

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU Prime Minister Matthew Wale has pledged stronger...

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