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Letters to the Editor (1184)

Quotable quotes

Dear Editor – The late Bart Ulufa’alu, former Prime Minister once said:

Prime Minister Sogavare and staff of the OPMC saluting the flag.

Flag raising

Dear Editor - The practice of saluting the national flag a patriotic duty as a sign of pride, unity and love of the Solomon Islands.

Monitoring of social media chat forums

Dear Editor - Freedom of speech is not a right to abuse. It is a responsibility.

The Fall of MP. Steve Abana

Dear Editor - To liberate Fataleka from the bondage of poor leadership you needa super and dynamic intervention approach.

Dear Editor – Since we are in the Easter season, a time to reflect and thank our Savor Jesus Christ, as a Christian I wish to thank a friend who has been silently supporting Solomon Islands’ growth.

Food security crucial

Dear Editor – Following the national General Election on 3 April 2019 there are said to be moves in hand for a coalition grouping to form the new Solomon Islands government.

Betel nut - cancerous and addictive

Dear Editor – In the Solomon Islands betel nut is grown locally and the selling of betel nuts provides an essential source of income for many households.

Regional crime trends

Dear Editor – To add to the letter of mine you published in your newspaper last week on the same subject, I should like to mention that in recent days the Fiji Police seized more cocaine with an estimated value of about $US15 million from an island in the Lau group.

Vote blo you, vois blo you

Dear Editor – This is a common sentiment often advertised during election periods that advocate the roles of elected members of parliament.

Choiseul chief education officer

Dear Editor – I was one of the year 2017 recruited teachers who teach under Choiseul Education Authority as probationer until to date.

Unplanned power outage

Dear Editor – In response to A.M.Junia’s article titled Solomon Power & Brazil which appeared on yesterday’s letters to the editor, Solomon Power clarifies that the unplanned power outage was unfortunately caused by a member of the public’s vehicle hitting a power pole along the Tandai Highway, causing power black out to the whole of Honiara.