BY ROMULUS HUTA MARIST has resumed training for the Oceania Champions League (OCL) semi-finals which will kick off on April 22. The national OCL rep resumed training just a day after they flew in from Vanuatu on Tuesday. Marist qualified…
National Hockey squads leaves April 23 By Taromane Martin THE Solomon Islands national hockey teams will leave the country on April 23 to compete at the Oceania U-18 Youth Olympic Games qualifiers in Papua New Guinea. Hockey President Mr Nihal…
BY ROMULUS HUTA SOLOMON Islands long distance female runner Sharon Firisua missed yesterday’s training session as she is being diagnosed for headache and dizziness in Gold Coast. Firisua is amongst the four member-Solomon Islands athletics team to the Gold Coast…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA DISTANCE and Flexible Learning (DFL) Centre of Solomon Islands National University is spreading its wings into the provinces. Temporary coordinators have been recruited from the provinces to facilitate the DFL programme. A three-day conference workshop was…
BY LORETTA BRIGIDIA MANELE WE are curious to know where our constituency funds went when he was our member of parliament for two terms. The above statement was made by North Guadalcanal’s Paramount Chief of Gaobata, Mr John Richard Saketala…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA STUDENTS of SINU’s business school have thrown their support for the ongoing strike at the institution, spearheaded by the student association SINUSA. SINU students under School of Business and Management explained they are with SINUSA for…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA SOLOMON Airlines Corporate Manager Bill Tyson says their earlier response together with CAASI over underestimation of their new air training Captain stands the same. Claim within the airlines continues over the new air training Captain that his…
By Alfred Sasako ORDINARY Members of Parliament will no longer be allowed hotel accommodation during sittings of Parliament, it was revealed yesterday. Instead, the five or six Ordinary MPs will receive a lump sum payment of $15,000 each. The payment…
By Gary Hatigeva MAKE agriculture and tourism the priority sectors for infrastructure support and development to create more jobs. Local and foreign economic experts, stakeholders, the government’s partners for development and other support sectors made this recommendation to the government…
By Gary Hatigeva FINANCE Minister and Member of Parliament for East Choiseul, Manasseh Sogavare has assured the country that the National Government will deliver on its development programmes and implement all its priority policies. The Minister made this assurance when…
