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…
BY ROMINAH FAKA A teacher has pleaded not-guilty to the count of rape. The teacher is being accused of having raped his niece, a juvenile. Prosecution told court yesterday the case was filed on November 8 last year. The defence…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case against a Chinese company accused of illegally importing meat into the country has adjourned for February 7 for mention. Chinese company COVEC-CO JV CO, Ltd is being accused of breaching the country’s Biosecurity regulations by…
BY NED GAGAHE Solomon Islands National University Vice Chancellor Professor Transform Aqorau says under his leadership the national university will continue to fight against corruption. In the second edition of his personal reflection for last year, Aqorau said he will…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case against a man charged with criminal trespass and intimidation was suspended to January 22 for continuation trial of defence case. Kabir Hossein is a Bangladeshi. He pleaded not guilty to both charges and a trial…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case of a man accused of forging document of title of land and stealing of documents relating to government employment has appeared in court before Presiding Principal Magistrate Fatimah Taeburi. The defendant Wilson Menateti was charged…
New Zealand supports Solomon Islands’ elections High Commissioner Jonathan Schwass says New Zealand is pleased to be able to meet the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission’s (SIEC) request for assistance to help deliver this year’s general, provincial and city council elections. “New Zealand…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case of defendant Samson Damisulia who was charged with one count of armed robbery comes back to court today for the defendant to take his plea. In the previous hearing the matter was called before Principal…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case of two men accused of using fake hundred-dollar notes has been moved for Friday, January 19 for judgement. Yesterday the matter was listed for judgment at Honiara Magistrate Court before Deputy Chief Magistrate Ricky Iomea…
BY ROMINAH FAKA The case involving four former health workers accused of false pretence has adjourned for January 18 for pre-trial conference. Defendants Stephen Dalipanda Kido, Robert Manu, Dalcy Maena and Randy Hatigeva are charged each with two counts of…