‘I’M NOT BRIBED’

Su’u denies receiving money from DCGA Leaders   MALAITA influential and hardline leader from Kwara’ae, Moses Su’u has outrightly denied claims and speculations that he was paid by the Sogavare led government to remain silent as fractions of Malaitans continue to blame Sogavare for not living up to his promises. While the ongoing threats to…

TIME TO MAKE A CHANGE

Group distanced itself from armed group Su’u led group supports Sogavare Plans to held talks with PRC Embassy Willing to meet with Malaita Premier   THE Solomon Islands Post Rehabilitation, Reintegration Association (SIPCRAA) with former Malaitan hardline leader Moses Su’u cemented their relationship with the Sogavare led Government yesterday. A meeting which was attended by…

Local dies, issues warning

“Please get your jab to save your families’   A LOCAL woman married to a Fijian who died in Fiji after she contracted the deadly COVID-19 Delta Variant has warned all Solomon Islanders prior to her death to get their vaccine to protect their families. Jenny Davis, the sister of the deceased spoke to the…

DEO EVICTED

….for non-payments of rentals  Is it finally over for Deo’s Consultancy and Broker firm?   DEOGRATIAS Harorimana – the Rwandan national accused by indigenous business owners of “fraudulent and deceitful” dealings – has been evicted from a five-bedroom executive house he claimed to have co-owned with his Solomon Islands’ partner, sources told Solomon Star, Friday.…

GOV’T RECEIVES PETITION

THE Democratic Coalition Government for Advancement (DCGA) has finally received a copy of the petition from the Malaitans in Honiara group on Friday. Special Secretary to the Prime Minister (SSPM) Albert Kabui has confirmed that he had received the much awaited petition on behalf of the Prime Minister at the Office of the Prime Minister…

Sade clarifies book supply deal

The Premier of Guadalcanal Province Francis Sade has reiterated that the deal to supply books to schools has been canceled because the former education officer was the one involved in the deal . Speaking to the paper yesterday Premier Sade said the fifty cents ($0.50) deal is unethical and stated he canceled the deal last…