THE Temotu Premier and his 28-member delegation left Lata onboard MV Onogou for a nine-day visit to outliers of the province. He left with his delegation yesterday for Utupua, Vanikoro, Tikopia and Anuta Islands. During his pre-departure meeting with members…
TEMOTU province has passed its appropriation bill 2018/2019 on Wednesday last week. The budget is however uncertain because the national government is yet to pass its budget. Mover of the motion, Baddley Tau, ward member for Tikopia and Anuta, said…
By Mike Puia PREMIER of Temotu province, David Maina, has threatened to kick out Oxfam International from the remote province. Premier Maina’s threat comes after a meeting with Santa Cruz landowners’ earlier this week. During that meeting, landowners who are…
POLICE at Lata in the Temotu Province are monitoring the situation in the province after the Tinakula volcano erupted on Saturday October 21 with the wind carrying ash to the nearby islands. Provincial Police Commander, Temotu Province, Frank Menesa said,…
BY LYNTON AARON FILIA TEMOTU province is continuing to experience heavy downfall of volcanic ash believed to be from the Tinakula volcano, according to the Met office in Honiara. The Met services described the downfall as like rain which…
A recent historical and successful visit by three Parliamentary Standing Committees to the eastern borders of Solomon Islands uncovered the seriousness of police security and deterioration, poor health services and the increasing threat of sea level rise on low lying…
FROM Western to Temotu provinces, formerly known as the Eastern Outer Islands, their cries are the same. Landowners’ appeal for government help to sort out the ownership of their customary lands is often denied. In most cases, landowners were never…
THE owners of the land where Lomlom Airport is located are seeking answers from the government regarding their money. The government has already spent $6million as payment for landowners, however some of the landowners said they have not received anything.…
TEMOTU Province has strongly supported the Government’s intention to revive the former Development Bank of Solomon Islands (DBSI). Reopening the Bank is one of the important flagship policies that the DCCG is currently pursuing. People of the Province were consulted…
