BY BARNABAS MANEBONA ALMOST half of Solomon Islands government sponsored students in the Philippines are still waiting for allowances this week, as some have already received theirs last week, it is reported. More than 300 Solomon Islands students are studying…
BY ALFRED PAGEPITU THE Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) is being rocked by reports of corruption in its Renbel police post and a Headquarter which us turning a blind eye. RSIPF headquarters at Rove is being accused of allowing…
By Alfred Sasako INDONESIA’S Ambassador to Solomon Islands, Adriana Supandy, has revealed his country wants an Umbrella Framework Cooperation Agreement with Solomon Islands, saying such an accord would open up boundless opportunities for both countries in many sectors. Ambassador…
China or Taiwan? PM to decide on whichever will keep him in power BY BARNABAS MANEBONA THE decision to switch to China or remain with Taiwan will not be made for the good of the country, rather for the…
By Taromane Martin THE National Olympic Committee of Solomon Islands (NOCSI) has confirmed that the president for archery federation and Hockey Federation Mr Nihal Seneviratne has been terminated. A NOCSI statement yesterday said that Mr Seneviratne’s termination was endorsed during…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA NEW plots of land given to ‘Smoking Residents’ at Tulaghi by the former Central Provincial Government (CPG) last year being reported, are termed ‘null and void’. This does not mean that the current provincial government of Central…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA POLICE Commissioner Matthew Varley has ordered an immediate investigation to enquire into the allegation relating to a police vehicle at Renbel alleged to have been sold out. Mr Varley responding to an article published by this paper…
Logging in Vanikoro harvests trees below legal requirements By Mike Puia UNDERSIZE trees are reportedly logged on Vanikoro in Temotu Province. An eyewitness confirms to Island Sun that the trees are logged by Gallego Resource Limited, an Asian logging…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA SOLOMON Islands students studying in Philippines have now received second Semester allowances, but not all them yet, it is reported last night. Some are still to receive theirs according to report reaching Island Sun and are hoping…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO OPERATIONS at the National Referral Hospital Operating Theatre will scale down due to shortage of Terumo blood bag supplies. Terumo blood bags are high quality, high-value blood bags designed for the collection, processing and storage of…
