A TOTAL of 190 plus students with grade point average (GPA) above three as required by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources to qualify for pre-service scholarships have been left unplaced due to the lack of financial resources.
Appointment report ‘pinched’ from PM’s office
MINISTER for Finance and Treasury, Rick Houenipwela decides to withdraw the Customs Valuation Amendment Bill 2011.
Eleven more men accused of burning down houses belonging to a logging company operating in South Malaita were bailed yesterday in the Honiara Magistrate's Court.
SIXTEEN Police officers are going to be paid under the Royal Solomon Islands Police (RSIP) Voluntary Early Retirement Scheme on tension related issues.
PEOPLE from Temotu Province working and living the Guadalcanal Plain Palm Oil Ltd (GPPOL) are being repatriated back to their home province for fear of their safety.
Deputy Opposition leader, Mathew Wale was said to have
planned a meeting last night in Honiara as part of his proposed strategy to
dethrone the Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo.
The Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) Office in Majuro transferred US$4.135 million (SI$28
million) to the Solomon Islands Government just before Christmas 2011.
Danny Philip threatens to demolish NCRA; PM
untroubled