BY LYNTON AARON FILIA YOUNG people within Honiara City have lost trust and confidence on the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force which have inspired the New Zealand government to step in and provide support through the Niu Future programme. Currently,…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA DEPUTY Police Commissioner for the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force urges young people to take pride of Solomon Islands and stand tall for nation building for the next generation. Mr Gabriel Manesuli challenged 30 community youth…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA DAY-TWO of the youth leadership retreat at the Ginger Beach in West Guadalcanal has hit a high note with young people participating actively in sessions about the qualities of leadership. ON Tuesday, 30 young people took…
By Gary Hatigeva WITH the passage of the proposed Anti-Corruption Bill (ACB) 2018 facing a slow and rough sailing process in Parliament, voters and a good number of anti-corruption advocates from various civil society organizations within the country are worried…
BY SAMIE WAIKORI AUKI PASSENGER fare for East Malaita has doubled due to poor road conditions. A man from East Malaita, Mr Jerry Simigi said on Tuesday that this new fare-rate just came about couple of weeks ago. Simigi said…
By Gary Hatigeva CLAUSE 26 within the Anti-Corruption Bill 2017 that deals with authorised officers of the Anti- Corruption Commission has been put to question, over fears that the period given for relieved officers to return identification materials (cards) belonging…
By Mike Puia PRIME Minister Rick Houenipwela has encouraged the people of Rennell and Bellona province to manage their resources well. “I encourage the good people of Rennell/Bellona Province to take ownership of their resources and to ensure they are…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA LOW turnout of members of parliament (MPs) is reportedly slowing down the progress of bills before parliament. It is reported that due to lack of quorum, the much anticipated Anti-Corruption Bill (ACB) 2017 is slowly progressing in…
Officials & consultants blamed for doctoring MPs’ medical travel costs By Alfred Sasako IT has emerged that Government officials are responsible for preparing hefty medical and travel costs for Members of Parliament seeking treatment in Australia, often without the…
BY ROMULUS HUTA FOOTBALL is not only about merely kicking the ball as there is so much more attached to it. This was how young Abraham Iniga and Hendrix Maneoru interpreted upon their return after attending the 2018 Gazprom International…
