DEAR EDITOR, back in 2006 there were some Pacific Islanders whom viewed the then predicted climate change scenarios as being too alarmist and far away to accept that sea water inundation of their land would become the stark reality that…
DEAR EDITOR, the Solomon Islands contribution to greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is negligible, but—like other Small Island Developing States- it suffers disproportionately the effects of global warming. Next week the World Economic Forum (WEF) will be holding its annual…
DEAR EDITOR, it is interesting seeing our youths participated in the most recent Soccer tournament. I did not get to see the under 16 but I did saw almost all matches played at Lawson Tama. The following is my take…
DEAR EDITOR, very interesting to read comments from the Hon Chief Justice during the opening of 2018 legal year especially the issue of reviewing the terms and conditions of Judges and Magistrates. When you compare their output performances as raised…
The photo here is the container being loaded in NZ for the local (SI) NGOs. TMH is sending a 20 ft container of items of furniture, mobility aids, eye glasses, sewing machines and clothing, including shoes, for several of our…
DEAR Editor, ‘In reporting confidence comes with truth not spin.” Some years ago, I recall reading an article by a young Irish journalist, Seamus Conboy, writing in the ‘’The Journal,’ perhaps an Irish publication, when he said: “People have become…
DEAR Editor, Radio New Zealand International today, 17 January 2018 (quote) “Samoa’s police minister, who is also the prime minister, says arming police officers was not an option while they performed their normal duties. “Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi was responding to…
DEAR Editor, I was delighted to read in today’s edition of the Solomon Star that the Director General of the Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA) Mrs. Suphatra Srimaitreehithak had met with the Supervising Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign…
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…
DEAR Editor, “The Fiji government says it aims to increase the number of teachers by 150 each year under its 20-year National Development Plan. “The Fiji Times reports the announcement was made by the Education Ministry’s senior education officer,…
