BY JARED KOLI THE Amendment of the ‘The Archives Act 1994’ will create a stronger obligation for government ministries to surrender sensitive public records to the National Archives of Solomon Islands (NASI). This is according to the Permanent Secretary of…
BY JARED KOLI British High Commissioner to Solomon Islands His Excellency Brian Jones on Tuesday paid a visit to the National Archives of Solomon Islands (NASI) to see firsthand the work that is currently underway at NASI. NASI is currently…
BY MAVIS N PODOKOLO PRIME Minister Manasseh Sogavare has warned that if the Delta variant of covid-19 gets to communities in Solomon Islands before they are vaccinated, people will suffer because it is highly transmissible. Sogavare echoed this to encourage…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA THE man who was arrested and charged over a traffic accident which occurred in 2020 at the Foxwood area has been acquitted. Deputy Chief Magistrate Ricky Iomea acquitted the man charged with one count of Causing death…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA THE case of a man alleged of lying to a retired doctor for money will be mentioned in court before Principal Magistrate Felix Hollison. This is the case of a 45-year-old man Sam Ngedea who was accused…
By EDDIE OSIFELO THE traffic accident at Tenaru, east of Honiara, on Wednesday night which resulted in five people confirmed dead has affected the meeting between Win Investment Ltd and Turarana Landowners Taskforce and other leaders. The meeting was scheduled…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI AUKI FOUR wards in Malaita have established their Ward Youth Committees during a meeting yesterday in Auki. They are wards one, two, 29 and 30. The establishment of the ward committees is to fulfill the National Youth…
