DESPITE the challenges faced by the country’s economy and businesses amidst the global pandemic COVID-19 a locally owned NAYA Company reached out to do road constructions for church-based intuitions outside of Honiara. NAYA Company Limited is a fairly new Company in Civil works industry that sees it fit to touch the lives of different church…
FOREIGN shop owners mostly Chinese are questioning the actions taken against them by Foreign Investment Board (FIB) Deputy Director, Lynette Dawheya of the ill-treatment they received. They described it as pathetic and very unprofessional indeed when they spoke to this paper over the weekend. “Is the treatment we receive comes from the government or just…
A NONI buyer will soon set up an outlet in Auki to buy Noni from farmers in Malaita Province. This was after a visit made by a team from Chottu Guadalcanal Product (CGP) Company to interested local farmers in Auki last year. The visit was made possible through collaboration between Malaita Provincial Youth Council in…
THE Government of Japan is going to be busy in Solomon Islands this year. Its Ambassador to the Solomon Islands, His Excellency Morimoto Yasuhiro yesterday signed the Exchange Notes on a $244 million grant which would be used to finance the upgrade of the Kukum – Henderson International Airport road in East Honiara. Japan has…
* Foreign sailors to plea today* Auki murder trial continues today * Female murder accused to be summoned Foreign sailors to plea today THREE foreign sailors accused of entering the country during the State of Public Emergency (SOPE) period last year will be entering their pleas, Wednesday. Willy Martinussen, Maria Berana Eustaquio, and Michael Kirtley Gee…
CHINESE AMBASSADOR His Excellency Li Ming has arrived in Western Province with the first leg of his visit stopping over in Munda, Tuesday. He was welcomed by the Provincial Secretary, Jeffery Wickham, and other provincial government members. Mr. Wickham exclaimed it was an honor to receive the extended hand of friendship by Ambassador Li who…
Administration functions of Electoral Office to PM’s Office ADMINISTRATIVE powers of elections have been transferred to the Office of the Prime Minister in a move seen as robbing the statutory independence of the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC), it was revealed Tuesday. At the same time, it was revealed that some sections of the…