OPPOSITION leader Matthew Wale has questioned the Government’s decision to send a second delegation to Beijing, to further explore and do ground work on the establishment of possible diplomatic ties with China. He raised this after a group of senior Government Ministers led by Central Guadalcanal MP, Peter Shanel Agovaka, left for Beijing yesterday, on…
BIG CHINA TRIP By ANDREW FANASIA CHINA’S push to get Solomon Islands severe its diplomatic ties with Taiwan hits another button this week with a big ministerial delegation visiting the communist nation. Six government ministers, two backbenchers and one senior official will be in China from August 15 to 19 on a Chinese government funded trip. The…
Solomon U19 takes on Junior Matildas By CARLOS ARUAFU THE much waited historic international friendly match is set to kick off at 4 pm at the Lawson Tama Stadium this afternoon. Solomon Islands Women’s U-19s will take on the Westfield Junior Matildas of Australia in a historic friendly match at Lawson Tama today. This is…
COACH BATRAM SAYS FINAL SELECTION TOUGH By CROFTON UTUKANA The National U-23 men’s football team head coach Batram Suri has named the final 23 man squad that will represent the country in the OFC men’s Olympic Qualifiers known as 2019 OFC U-23 Championship. Suri told Star Sports in an interview yesterday that it was not…
THE Hearing of evidence into the alleged fraud case of the MP for Gao/Bugotu, Samuel Manetoali will start next week at the Honiara Magistrates’ Court. The two weeks trial will commence on Monday next week before Principal Magistrate Fatima Taeburi. Manetoali is facing 17 counts of conversion in relation to allegation in 2014. This is in…
KWASO is illegal. It affects the health of people who consume the home brew and it causes social problems including violence in families and the community at large. That’s the warning from the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) as it continues to roll out the Kwaso Action Plan throughout the provinces with stakeholders including…
POLICE say they are investigating claims the supervising Provincial Police Commander for Malaita province, Solomon Sisimia, sexually harassed one of his female officers at work. The police’s Professional Standards and Internal Investigation (PSII) confirmed this yesterday following concerns from relatives of the female officer. “We are looking into this allegation seriously,” a police statement said…
Malaita Province will today mark its 36th second appointed day in Auki. The event will be commemorated based on the theme “Self –Reliance and Community Resilience.” Invited guests from Honiara have already arrived in Auki for the Malaita Second Appointed Day celebration. The official opening of the program will start at 8:30am with a protocol…