BY NED GAGAHE Professor Transform Aqorau, SINU Vice Chansellor is optimistic that SINU will begin this year with full complete staff. In his personal reflection for 2023, Aqorau said last year the institution has been without substantive Deans for some…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case against a man accused of taking a video recording of a male and a female he had forced to have sexual intercourse returns to court tomorrow. The incident is said to have taken place in…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case against a Chinese business woman will return to court today after it was adjourned yesterday due to no interpreter being available. The Chinese businesswoman is being accused of intimidation and molestation. The case was mentioned…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case of two men accused of armed robbery has been suspended for January 24 for interim-mention. Chris Yambeyabbi and Eddie Maki are charged jointly with armed robbery regarding an incident which allegedly took place on December…
-Low-lying communities across country report unprecedented sea water inundation -Makira communities hit hard, survivors share experience BY JENNIFER KUSAPA A series of high swells is causing havoc in low-lying coastal areas and atolls across the country facing the northern side…
The people of North West Choiseul welcomed the handover ceremony to mark the completion of SITCo’s project Splash in their area which provides them access to clean water. The project whilst funded by SITCo is done in partnership with YWAM…
BY ROMINAH FAKA A warrant of arrest has been issued for a couple accused of indecent act after they failed to attend two of their court hearings. The husband is facing two counts of indecent act and the wife is…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The part-heard case against two police officers accused of assaulting a 17-year-old male at the Central Police station Watch-house has been moved for February 12 for interim mention. Lawrence Moli and John Tautai were charged each with…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case of two men accused of conspiring to commit acts of terrorism has been adjourned for February 29 for interim mention. John Damusi and Moses Su’u are charged each with one count of conspiracy to commit…
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of St John’s Service warns of prank calls BY INDY MAEALASIA CHIEF Executive Officer (CEO) of Saint John’s Ambulance Service Solomon Islands, Michael Andrew has warned the general public from using their service’s toll-free number to…
