Solomon Islands Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor (1140)

Help need to ship hospital beds

Dear Editor – Having been appraised of an urgent need for at least 100 extra hospital beds at the NRH and at two provincial hospitals, one in Isabel and the other in Malaita, I am working closely with the Auckland based Charity Trust, Take My Hands (TMH) to secure those beds for the Solomon Islands Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MOHMS) as soon as possible.

Bintan refutes fraud assertion

Dear Editor – In the last two weeks of January and the first two weeks of this month (February), I was kept busy preparing and organizing White River Community High School to begin our year program.

Our youth

Dear Editor – May I ask the government to critically look after the unemployment rate amongst our young people.

Schools get Japan’s assistance

Dear Editor – Quoting the Solomon Star Newspaper – 27 February 2018.

Tawaro clinic

Dear Editor – It has been reported that the Tawaro Health Clinic in the East of Small Malaita, built in 1969 and semi derelict has received building materials to aid the clinic’s renovation.

Top up from ANZ mobile banking

Dear Editor - Can ANZ/Our Telekom clarify why some of the customers who have used the mobile banking to do their top-up fail to receive the text containing the codes to refill their mobile credit?

Poor roads

Dear Editor - The recent press releases by the MID about the plan of action to repair the roads in the capital seem vague and ineffectual.

Taiwan and business investment in SI

Dear Editor - Last week the resident Taiwanese Ambassador to the Solomon Island, His Excellency Roger Luo, handed over to the Prime Minister a generous donation of 11,000 solar lamps to be distributed to students in 50 constituencies.

Social media, make up stories

Dear Editor - The presence of the social media especially facebook in the country, has brought a lot of changes to our societies and changes our attitude.

Setting the record on TRC

Dear Editor - Last week Ms Caroline Laore, one of the former TRC Commissioners, wrote a letter to the SI media urging the Solomon Islands Government to act on the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, saying the TRC report was tabled in parliament in 2012 but had never been acted upon.

Matok is not a landowner

Dear Editor – I wish to respond to an article public in your paper on Thursday regarding the above topic which you receive information's from Matthew Matok.