BY JENNIFER KUSAPA Hearing on the case of a man alleged of failing to pay for items he had taken on credit will continue next month. This is the case of Martin Pola Nehemiah who was charged with three counts…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA THE case of the Botanical Garden murder case will appear at the High Court on Wednesday this week for mention. This is for the court to get an update on the case from the lawyers. The case…
BY NED GAGAHE Korea’s scholarship programme has opened up for interested public servants wishing to pursue Masters in 2023. The Government of Korea through KOICA is offering Master Degree scholarships to eligible Solomon Islanders for the academic year 2023. In…
OPPOSITION Leader Matthew Wale has called on the government to urgently address the bad state of the roads and drainage in Honiara. In a statement yesterday, Mr Wale said the current poor state of our roads is a national embarrassment…
By EDDIE OSIFELO SOLOMON Islands has assured the Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General, Henry Puna of its commitment to remain engaged throughout the process on the review of the ‘regional architecture’. The ‘regional architecture’ or ‘Pacific Integration’ came about with…
Senior, experienced health workers going overseas where they are ‘valued’ BY MAVIS N PODOKOLO & NED GAGAHE The country is set to lose hundreds of its experienced nurses following the government’s failure to address their welfare and outstanding issues. More…
BY BEN BILUA POLICY, Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation Unit (PIMEU) officials from the Prime Minister’s Office last week paid a courtesy visit to the Premier of Western Province. The team also assisted the Western Provincial Government formulate its policy. This…
Forum recognises our young people as strong advocates at COP26 & COP27 By EDDIE OSIFELO PACIFIC Islands Forum Secretary General, Henry Puna has acknowledged the young people of Solomon Islands to be strong advocates as youth climate champions, at the…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI Malaita provincial government is working on relocating Auki’s bonito market from the old area back to the Auki main market. Deputy Provincial Secretary, Mr David Filia Tuita said about two years ago the bonito market was removed…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI MALAITA provincial government is calling on street market vendors to stop. It threatens ‘tougher’ measures if vendors do not adhere to this call. Deputy Provincial Secretary, Mr David Filia Tuita made the call following MPG’s plan to…
