Business (1064)
- 15
- Apr
The Australian Government initiative, Strongim Bisnis, awarded 10 photographers prizes for showcasing Solomon Islands products under a “Buy Local” photograph competition.
- 07
- Apr
The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund Board wants to thank all the members who had so far visited our designate sites at our Town Ground Property and the Honiara High School Hall for your support, cooperation, respect, and patience. You came with dignity to collect your application forms and later when you lodge your forms.
- 07
- Apr
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is casting a shadow on the Solomon Islands tourism industry.
- 07
- Apr
The Honiara City Council (HCC) has issued a warning to all retail businesses and shop owners operating in the city.
- 06
- Apr
A good number of National Provident Funds (NPF) members in Malaita have expressed concern over the decision to allow only Honiara-based members to withdraw part of their contribution.
- 01
- Apr
The Honiara City Council (HCC) is scaling down its non-essential services based on the assessment of the City Clerk.
- 31
- Mar
SOLOMON Water says it will continue to provide safe clean water and other related services to our valued customers in the midst of the coronavirus threat.
- 31
- Mar
GOVERNMENT authorities are currently consulting private sector representatives to put together a stimulus package to relieve any serious impacts on the national economy in view of the current Covid-19 pandemic worldwide.
- 28
- Mar
THE Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) has confirmed to provide financial support to members as part of its contributions towards measures to counter the COVID-19.
- 27
- Mar
SOLOMON Ports has announced it will completely remove all domestic charges to all local vessels berthing at the Honiara domestic terminal for one month.
- 26
- Mar
The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) has two new faces on its Board of Directors, following the latest elections of Board Members.
- 26
- Mar
The country’s Government Statistician Douglas Kimi says timely and accurate statistical information is key for effective national development and policymaking as well as for poverty assessment and monitoring processes.
