DEAR Editor, The Police Supervising Director of the Kukum Police Traffic Department reported to the Solomon Star last week that the SIPF Traffic Department had recorded a total of 1583 related incidents, including 7 fatalities, in 2017. Here is a…
GUADALCANAL Education has achieved another education milestone for academic year 2017 into 2018. Guadalcanal Provincial Minister Hon Lazarus Rina proudly announced that Guadalcanal Province has achieved 100 percent pass rate and placement for all grade six students to commence form…
PRIME Minister Rick Houenipwela says he has no time for political gambling. The Prime Minister was responding to a front page article in the Island Sun on Tuesday which claimed that a senior government minister is masterminding a plot to…
By Mike Puia CHILDREN of former Prime Minister, the late Solomon Mamaloni, want their name cleared from a row in the Henderson area, east Honiara, which stemmed from a land boundary dispute. The row is between Samlimsan Logging Company, which…
POLICE in the Guadalcanal Province are calling on people residing alongside rivers, streams, creeks and coastal areas in the province to take the necessary precaution at all times following the death of man believed to have been killed by a…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO A meeting between the Solomon Islands Safer City for Girls and Australian delegation revealed that most public places in the capital (Honiara) are unsafe for girls. This is because most public places are without street lights,…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA BRINGING the rule of law closer to people remains a priority for the national judiciary. Chief Justice Sir Albert Palmer remind lawyers during the opening of the Legal year to do all they can to achieve and…
Leader of ‘kingdom movement’ in Malaita province clarifies prophecies and promises BY GEORGE MANFORD AUKI ON January 16, 2018, it was predicted by the ‘kingdom movement’ in Malaita province that doomsday events would take place – this did not eventuate.…
THE Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SICCI) has applauded the Honiara City Council (HCC) for taking a tough stand to address the increasing use of unregulated public bus routes in the capital. SICCI acknowledges the enforcement of the…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA CHIEF Justice Sir Albert Palmer has raised concerns over the delay made to review the terms and conditions of Judges and Magistrates. Speaking during the legal year opening yesterday, Sir Albert said that since 2015 there has…