The Temotu Football Association (TFA) has trimmed their training squad in preparation for the upcoming Solomon Cup set for June this year, Honiara. TFA President Luke Lapoe told Star Sport from Lata,Temotu provincial capital that their training squad was trimmed to 28 players. “We are now working on our final squad that will represent the…
Malaita Cup will enter the final pool matches today before the knockout stages this coming Thursday. Features for today games is as follows; In the first game, North Malaita will take on Central Kwara____ae at 10am in the morning at Aligegeo. This will be followed by West Kwaio and East Kwaio game at 12pm. In…
IT____S against the law to assault someone being suspected of practising sorcery because its a criminal offense under our law. Therefore the public is being warned to refrain from assaulting people suspect of practicing sorcery on others or the law will punish them. Speaking to the Solomon Star Secretary to the Law Reform Commission (LRC)…
Citizens march to protest against murder of Chinese couple WEST HONIARA came to a standstill on Sunday afternoon after more than a thousand people took part in a solemn procession to condemn and denounce the barbaric killing of the Chinese couple murdered over the Easter weekend. The march kicked off from the Art Gallery to…
Honiara City Council Mayor Andrew Mua says he is in full support on the call to resurrect capital punishment to people who commits brutal murder. The City Mayor during yesterday’s tribute ceremony and condemnation of barbaric killing of the Chinese couple calls on government to impose tougher laws to deter further killings of the same…
A NUMBER of Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) and Participating Police Force (PPF) officers are in the Roviana Lagoon, Western Province to hunt down the number of crocodiles. Supervising Police Commissioner Juanita Matanga speaking at the Police Commissioner’s weekly conference on Thursday, said police are concern with the increasing sighting of crocodiles as well…
Protest march against barbaric killing today Six days on, and the police are yet to make any arrests over the killing of the Chinese couple, whose stabbed bodies were found inside their business premises Monday last week. And while investigators are keeping their options open, sources say police hope of a breakthrough now lies with…
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POLICE PROBE CUTS POLICE are working around the clock to unravel the mystery surrounding the death of Chinese couple whose bodies were discovered in their business premises, Monday. Two days after the bodies were found in pools of blood, police are yet to establish a firm lead. Yesterday, the bodies of the couple, who were…
THOUSANDS of people from different works of life ended their Easter celebration with a colorful Easter fun run yesterday morning in Honiara. The annual event has attracted children, youths, women, men, leaders, locals expats and visiting friends in and around Honiara. The route started off at Lawson Tama stadium, up the Kola-Ridge cemetery towards the…