Urges Wale to rethink the motion Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says losing one of his homes during last week’s unrest and being displaced will not deter him from stepping down. At the same he told Opposition Leader Matthew Wale – the mover of the proposed motion of no confidence that his government is ready to…
As church followers disciplined for participating in rioting and looting OPPOSITION Leader Matthew Wale has filed a no-confidence motion in Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare, Clerk to Parliament David Kusulifu, confirmed Monday. Mr. Kusulifu said the motion was put on notice on Sunday. It will be debated on 6th December as December 5th which meets…
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare today has announced that the National Government will assist business houses that were destroyed during last week’s unrest in Honiara. Many business houses in the China Town, Kukum and Ranadi commercial districts have suffered from looting and burning during the unrest. Speaking in Parliament today, Sogavare said the Government is already…
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) commend communities of west Honiara and Kakabona area for the great support rendered during the unrest faced in Honiara last week. Commissioner Mr. Mostyn Mangau said: “I appreciate those who have shown support especially in Honiara, for working together with police officers protecting other parts of our town…
In the afternoon of Thursday 25th November Phil Bradford the owner and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Island Enterprises Limited (IEL) received a phone call from his daughter. “Ranadi’s gone,” Jess Bradford told her dad. “What do you mean?” he asked, and Jess told him about the fire burning Island Enterprises retail complex at Ranadi.…
SOLOMON Island is counting the cost of three days of rioting, looting, burning and destruction of properties as Honiara residents face a devastating food shortage and medicines over the festive season. A total of 56 buildings – all housing business premises – were destroyed in the uprising – the worst in a decade. Some buildings…
MANY Chinese individuals and families have lost everything and are also homeless following the widespread looting and burning of shops and properties last week. This was the statement of Solomon Islands Chinese Association (SICA) this evening (Sunday 28th November 2021) as it condemns the unlawful events which had endangered many innocent lives since Wednesday last…
Member of Parliament (MP) for Central Kwara’ae Constituency Jackson Fiulaua has formally resigned from the Democratic Coalition Government for Advancement (DCGA) and Our Party over the weekend. His resignation effectively revoked his Chairmanship of the DBSI Sub-Committee and Deputy Chairman of Caucus, a statement issued by Government Communication Unit said. “This decision is made with…
THE Guadalcanal Provincial Government is urging its people to avoid posting sensitive comments on social media regarding the current situation in Honiara. In a statement on Sunday 28th November, the Executive of the Provincial Government said posting sensitive issues regarding the ongoing situation in Honiara are unhelpful when leaders are finding amicable and peaceful solutions…
PRIME Minister Manasseh Sogavare thanked people who cleaned Honiara City since Saturday and those who stood with police to protect the city. Mr Sogavare said such demonstration of civic duty and patriotism gave him comfort, hope and courage to continue the fight for democracy and the rule of law. On Saturday local contractors volunteer and…