October 2018

Good news for POB at long last

By Alfred Sasako THERE is good news for Pan Oceanic Bank (POB) and it’s largely logging company clients at long last. Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) Governor Denton Rarawa told Island Sun this week he was confident the issue…

Man denies robbing ANZ ATM machine

BY JENNIFER KUSAPA THE man alleged for involving in an armed robbery incident on July 2014 has pleaded not guilty to the two charges against him. The accused Dilo Faiga entered not guilty pleas to the two charges, one is…

Payment raises protests

Foreign owned company only supplier to receive millions of CDF payments from government   By Alfred Sasako THE Ministry of Finance and Treasury has reportedly renewed the Government’s Preferred Supplier Policy, which many say is favouring foreign-owned companies, it was…

Sexual abuse in the SI

DEAR EDITOR, Greatly appreciate if you could allow me a space to publish my concern regarding sexual abuse in the Solomon Islands. The increasing rate of sexual abuse has violated not only the Solomon Islands’ Law but also, the religious…

Judicial system questioned

By Gary Hatigeva A senior legal statesman who requested not to be named said the last minute ruling on the Temotu Vatud case is a bad reflection on the judiciary. He said while it is encouraging to see the legal…

Taiwan marks 107th double tenth National Day

BY LORETTA BRIGIDIA MANELE TODAY October 10 2018, marks 107th Double Tenth National Day of Republic of China (ROC) Taiwan. The island, home to 23m people is captivating with its bustling modern cities, lively night markets, parks, efficient transport infrastructure…