NationalTWENTY-EIGHT missing persons and murder case files from the ethnic crisis have gone missing from the Royal Solomon Islands Police headquarters.
EASI elects new executive
THE Economic Association of Solomon Islands (EASI) last night elected its new executive.
Will Sogavare be the next PM?
MOST voters in East Honiara say they want Opposition leader Manasseh Sogavare to be the next prime minister, a survey conducted in the constituency shows.
Ronia is preferred candidate for East Honiara
AUDITOR General Edward Ronia is the most preferred candidate to contest the East Honiara seat in the elections this year, a survey shows.
Financial illiteracy: A major challenge here
MEMBERS of the Emerging Pacific Leaders Dialogue (EPLD) 2010 Tour group learnt of the challenges faced in the provision of banking services to the people of Solomon Islands, during their meeting with CBSI and commercial banks representatives on Wednesday night.
Tough election penalties here
BIG new penalties for election offences were announced yesterday by the Electoral Commission and the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force.
Man claims wife escaped from him
A PAPUA New Guinea man reportedly escaped with wife of a Solomon Islander to his home country early this month.
Electoral workers receive their pay
CHIEF Electoral Officer Polycarp Haununu yesterday confirmed that government funds required for paying registration officials have reached the account of the Electoral Commission.
Transparency slams new seats
THE proposed 17 new parliamentary seats will keep the country poor, according to Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI).
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