BY BARNABAS MANEBONA THERE are two large gaps needing rapid and thorough response if Solomon Islands is to avoid a huge disaster from Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle’s (CRB’s). One is the need for immediate action to raise awareness’s throughout the country…
By Alfred Sasako BUSINESSMAN Patrick Wong, once declared a persona non-grata, yesterday held talks with the President of Kadere Party, Peter Boyers, in Honiara igniting suspicion that both men are pushing the new government to pay $50 million for the…
By Mike Puia THE Solomon Islands Red Cross is working on developing a school curriculum for people with special needs. Currently, the country has no curriculum for these people. As a result, the school for people with special needs at…
BY BEN BILUA PIPING Project from West to East Kolaridge has left chuckholes prompting vehicle owners to call on responsible authorities to address the issue. In an interview with this paper, a Mr Eddie Diva said some parts of the…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA TOURISM sector in Solomon Islands is appealing to the Solomon Islands Government for an increased budget. The appeal was made by Ms Joyce Konofilia of Solomon Host in the 2018 Tourism in Focus conference held at…
By Mike Puia THIS is a question most parents ask at the beginning of each year since 2009. Footing school fees for one or a couple of kids are stressful, especially after the Christmas and New Year festive period. This…
By Taromane Martin TAHITI-bound Solomon Warriors FC claimed another friendly match win over fellow OFC Champions League bound Marist FC yesterday at Lawson Tama Stadium. First half goals from Kensi Tangis and Bata Furai were enough to seal the win for Warriors after Mathias Iani’s 35th minute header for…
By Taromane Martin TELEKOM Soccer League champions, Solomon Warriors FC will leave the country this Friday for the 2018 Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) Champions League competition. Warriors are in Group B alongside Vanuatu’s Erakor Golden Star, AS Lossi of New Caledonia and AS Dragon of Tahiti. Warriors…
Kadere party president wants a $138,000 annual basic salary as political appointee By Alfred Sasako KADERE Party President, Peter Boyers, is set to clash with the law in insisting on being reappointed as Traditional Governance Consultant at an SS4 basic…
BY BEN BILUA ALL fathers have their vision and plans for their children and always wanted their children to grow up and became somebody in life. Fathers’ esteem is to see their children achieve bigger things in life, live a…
