The Yellow Ribbon Project (YRP) reached the St Nicholas Anglican College on Friday last week. The message of giving released inmates a second chance in life and to avoid re-offending was spread to both students and staff at the college. Speaking during the presentation, YRP Vice Chairman Don Kelly said with the current 423 young…
THE Solomon Islands National Institute of Sports (SINIS) on Tuesday started its first series of Sport Specific Foundation Coach Courses in Honiara. SINIS said courses began with taekwondo with support from its national federation with introduction to topics on basic methods of teaching, coaching and playing the combat sport with enthusiasm and confidence in a…
THE Auki Capital Football League kicked off last weekend at the Aligegeo field in Auki Malaita Province with big wins for GB United, Central United and South Siders United. In the opening match, Central United proved too strong for Aoke Football Club (FC) by defeating Aoke FC. Central United with the service of the Malaita…
THE Honiara Netball Association (HNA) has kicked off a League Competition in a bid to identify potential players for the national training squad. Speaking to Star Sports over the weekend, Honiara Netball Association (HNA) representative Margaret Talasasa said those currently competing are representing the Top 10 teams from each of the HNA Four Divisions. “This…
The Oceania Paralympic and Solomon Islands National Paralympic Committee training camps is currently underway at the Solomon Islands National Institute of Sport. The training camp commenced on Monday 5th of September 2022 which will run for five days at the SINIS-high performance centre. Around 30 Para- athletes representing four Para sports have joined the training…
THE countdown to the November Pacific Games next year is ticking. Solomon Islands is racing against time to complete most of the Games venues and facilities. The question that may be running through the minds of many Solomon Islanders is whether work will be completed on time. Last week a high-level delegation from the Pacific…
THE delay to hold the Provincial Election for Western and Choiseul Provinces has been described as a ‘nonsense decision’ by the national government. That’s according to the former Premier of Western Province, David Gina. Speaking to this paper via phone call interview with the Solomon Star Gizo yesterday, the former Premier said the 6-month delay…
CHAIRMAN of the Parliamentary Bills and Legislation Committee, John Maneniaru will call for deliberate meeting of his committee today to review its call for submission in light of the Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2022’s first reading. “I make the call by tomorrow (Wednesday) for a deliberate meeting of committee to review the call for submission in…
The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI), as the peak body representing private sector, is calling for peace and stability as the country’s elected Members of Parliament (MPs) deliberate on the Constitutional Amendment Bill 2022 this week in Parliament. In the best interest of peace and security, SICCI on behalf of its business…
THE Master of MV Taimareho 1 facing manslaughter charges for the deaths of 27 passengers during a sea incident in 2020 returns will return to court today. Michael Roy Galo faces 27 counts of manslaughter. The Public Solicitor’s Office will today confirm his legal representation. Galo was accused of the deaths of the 27 passengers…