BY BEN BILUA MOST provincial members in the current house were ambitious to see the house extended, however, the government has other plans. A well-placed source says the government is intending to shorten the life of the current provincial assembly…
BY NED GAGAHE Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) is mounting a special operation to clump-down illegal drugs in Honiara city. Certain hotspots areas have been targeted and police will move in swiftly to arrest or perform raid on those…
Police urge Honiara commuters to be ‘vigliant’ BY NED GAGAHE Police have warned city residents to be cautious when roaming the streets of Honiara following the escalation of pick-pocketing. Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) Assistant Commissioner (AC) National Operation…
BY MAVIS N PODOKOLO DEMAND for high- speciality services, human resources and care have been increasing at the National Referral Hospital, says Minister for Health and Medical Services Dr Culwick Togamana. “The demand for high- speciality services, human resources and…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI Members of public in Auki are questioning when the new provincial government under Premier Martin Fini will launch its policy framework. The men say they Malaita public would like to know the political roadmap for the province…
BY MAVIS N PODOKOLO INFLUENZA H1 a flu like illness is reportedly increasing in Honiara and other parts of the country. This was confirmed by the Secretary of Prime Minister Dr Jimmie Rodgers on behalf of the Ministry pf Health…
BY MAVIS N PODOKOLO RECENT samples collected shows one active case of covid-19 been detected in the first week of April. This is according to the Secretary to Prime Minister Dr Jimmie Rodgers in a press conference yesterday. “Based on…
With only 1 emergency exit stairs and a faulty elevator, tenants are calling on NPF to fix the crumbling high-rise building BY NED GAGAHE Safety of tenants occupying the Anthony Saru Building is at stake following slow progress by Solomon…
BY NED GAGAHE Screening process for the Labour Mobility Unit (LMU) has kicked off at the St Barnabas Cathedral with the first batch of 151 applicants attended yesterday. The programme commenced at 8am where the applicants have face-to-face interviews and…
BY BEN BILUA BILATERAL agreements are a vital avenue that countries like the Solomon Islands can channel negotiations to hold countries with the highest rate of global emission accountable. Speaking to international journalists who have engaged in climate change advocacies,…
