‘COVID-19 allowances; payments should commence next week’ THE Ministry of Health and Medical Services would like to provide some information pertaining to delays of COVID-19 allowances for frontline workers and/or casual employees recruited for COVID-19 operations. This was confirmed in a statement in response to the Solomon Star inquiries to the ministry this week regarding…
The member for East Are Are and Chairman of the Parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee, Hon. Peter Kenilorea Jr, is concerned about the slow progress in the appointment of an Ambassador to the UN as well a High Commissioner to New Zealand. ‘I am concerned about the slow pace of the appointments to top vacant diplomatic…
ABOUT 139 people in total were affected by influenza and diarrhea in the Malaita Outer Island (MOI) community of Pelau. This is according to a report released by the outbreak investigation team after its return from Pelau. The findings as stated in the report shows that 38% of the total 139 who are affected with…
THE Government has hit back at accusations it ignored request seeking approval for Premier Daniel Suidani to undergo medical treatment in Australia, describing the news headline on the matter as an “act of evil.” The front-page story was published by the Island Sun newspaper on Friday. “The Act of Evil news headline in the Island…
Premier’s move raises stand-off level over diplomatic change MALAITA Premier Daniel Suidani has raised the stand-off with the National Government over diplomatic change to the People’s Republic of China (PRC) to a new international level. Mr. Suidani who was initially seeking medical attention in Australia is now in Taiwan’s capital, Taipei, his former political advisor…