FIVE men accused of the murder of two men in northeast Guadalcanal will return to the Honiara Magistrates’ Court again on February 20. The matter will be heard before the Chief Magistrate Emmanuel Kouhota. The chief magistrate was unable to hear the case yesterday as he was presiding over a trial. Acting deputy chief Magistrate…
SOME Solomon Islands students studying at Divine Word University (DWU) in Madang, Papua New Guinea are expected to travel back to campus on Monday. This was after the PNG Immigration department approved their visas in Port Moresby yesterday. Most of them have collected their visas at PNG High Commission office in Honiara yesterday, except for…
A LOCAL businesswoman says she’s surprised owner of a Honiara Fish Market has been telling people she’s a partner in the business. Suzie Lam said she is not a shareholder or partner in the Fish Market. The Fish Market buys fish from locals and resells them to the Honiara public. In early 2013 owner of…
A FINANCIAL Inclusion National Demand Side Survey (DSS) will be conducted in the provinces as of Monday to get the right data on how rural people access banking services. Facilitated by the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) in partnership with the Pacific Financial Inclusion Program (PFIP), the survey aims to help the Government, CBSI…
AN Earthmover logging company worker was killed during an accident involving a company vehicle in east central Guadalcanal this week. The deceased was among around 20 passengers including three Asians, a wife and baby of one of the workers, who travelled on the old company’s land-cruiser. A source told the Solomon Star the vehicle was…
MALAITA premier Peter Ramohia pledges to engage the disputing parties in the Gwaunaru’u Airfield resolved their differences and reopen the airfield. He said the reopening of the airfield is important for Malaita. “I’ve already summoned ward 3 member Martin Fini to brief me about the dispute,” he said. “I’ve also engaged Mr Fini to liaise…
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HONIARA High School (HHS) pledges to impose strong disciplinary measures this year to ensure orderly and smooth running of the school. John Iromea, the new deputy principal, outlined this to the Solomon Star. He said this year and onward the school administration will step up its disciplinary measures to ensure school rules are respected and…
THE new deputy Principal of Honiara High School (HHS) John Iromea has assured parents of major changes at the school this year. Honiara High has suffered leadership and disciplinary challenges over the years, resulting in loss of trust in the school’s administration. But Mr Iromea told the Solomon Star “things are going to be different…
An experience I’ll never forget, he says MEETING a sports or movie star is an experience many could only dream of. For Patterson Lusi, a former local referee who is currently studying in Australia, he got his chance to meet one of Australia’s most known sports personality and soccer star Tim Cahill, during an event…