BY NED GAGAHE Marking of examination papers for forms three, five and six is ongoing, says National Education Assessment Division (NEAD). Speaking to this paper yesterday an official in NEAD said marking will continue next week as well. It is…
By EDDIE OSIFELO NEW Choiseul Premier, Tonguoa Tabe, a descendant of the minority Kiribati community living in the province’s Wagina ward, has been given full responsibility to lead the 30,000 people of the province. This was after the caretaker government…
BY BEN BILUA WING Leader of Gizo camp, Jeffrey Wickham says his team compromised for the sake of Western Province. Speaking during a press conference yesterday, Gizo Camp which is chaired by Rence Sore explained why they compromise during the…
By EDDIE OSIFELO CHOISEUL Province saw only one woman elected into the current Provincial Assembly. Florence Vasaro made her way into the Assembly after winning the Babatana ward. She is the only female MPA in the 16 male-dominated Assembly. She…
By EDDIE OSIFELO Solomon Islands Council of Trade Union (SICTU) has passed a resolution yesterday to do further consultation with their respective union members over the proposed 10 percent pay rise for MPs. This was agreed following a meeting in…
Western Province appoints new ministers BY BEN BILUA BILLY Veo wasted no time following his election as new premier of Western Province, Monday, appointing his new executive on January 10 The executive members took their oath yesterday in front of…
BY BEN BILUA When love is rock solid, no one can change it unless by force. In the case of Solomon Islands, it is uncommon for a boy with disability to marry a girl without one. But some wise men…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI AUKI police are investigating a traffic accident that occurred over the weekend at Ambu village, near the provincial capital. PPC Lesley Kili told SunAuki yesterday that the truck was used to provide public transport service in and…
BY NED GAGAHE Solomon Islands National University (SINU) pre -enrolment is currently underway. SINU also kicked off its 2023 academic year as of yesterday, January 9, where it announced it is open for business. According to its 2022 -2023 timetable…
By EDDIE OSIFELO MINISTRY of Infrastructure Development has blamed the internal processes in the Ministry of Finance and Treasury for the delay of upgrading the deteriorating roads in Honiara City. This was after the public accused the government for not…
