Private View (363)
- 23
- Jun
I would like to acknowledge John Iromea and Jay A Taunau for sharing their views on Outcome Based Education (OBE) in the past Solomon Star issues.
- 17
- Jun
My Column in last Friday’s paper on what vocal Malaitans really want in terms of development drew quite a following.
- 17
- Jun
I refer to the above article in your local news column of your paper in yesterday’s issue where the CEO of FSII, Benjamin Afuga claimed that he had unsuccessfully attempted to talk to our management over the incident.
- 17
- Jun
I am writing this article from the provincial capital of the Western Province, Gizo.
- 11
- Jun
LAST week, we discussed about fear of devaluation of Fiji dollar. This week our focus is on the fear of appreciation of Papua New Guinea (PNG)’s currency, the kina.
Under a fixed exchange rate regime, the Fiji dollar can be up-valued or devalued only by central bank.
- 09
- Jun
Corruption can be eradicated and reduced in the country if all citizens seriously take up the responsibility to phase it out.
- 02
- Jun
Thank you for choosing to read this week’s column. My name is Dr Brinsley Lane and I am a doctor of chiropractic.
- 30
- May
ALL of us – the phone users – have one complaint or another against Our Telekom, the telecommunication carrier that largely controls the multi-million dollar a year market in Solomon Islands.
- 27
- May
Last week’s visit to Fiji by Australia’s foreign minister, Ms. Bishop has raised hopes of return to normalcy in bilateral relations between the two countries.
- 21
- May
On Friday 16 May I had the privilege of attending the final program of a training workshop, facilitated by the Ministry of National Unity, Reconciliation and Peace. The workshop’s aim was to create a culture of just peace in East, Central and West Honiara Constituencies.
- 20
- May
The most important of all our perceptions is the way we perceive ourselves. There is a story in American Indian folklore that illustrates this truth very clearly. According to the legend, an Indian brave came upon an eagle’s egg which had somehow fallen unbroken from an eagle’s nest.
