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Passengers waiting to travel to Temotu Province aboard the MV Avaikimaine have voiced their frustration and concern over the vessel’s prolonged delay. It has been two weeks since the scheduled departure, and many passengers have resorted to sleeping onboard, with some having stayed on the ship for over a week. The delay has left passengers […]

The Year 6 to 7 National Placement Committee is currently attending a two-week meeting in Honiara to deliberate on the 2025 placement of Year 6 pupils into Year 7. The meeting begun on Monday 9th December and will be concluded on Friday 20th December, and is held at the St Barnabas Cathedral Hall. The Year

The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL) has read with interest the ongoing discussions about the sale of the Dodo Creek Research Station (DCRS) land, which is currently a hot topic on social media. The Ministry hereby wishes to place our record that we hope will clarify the misinformation surrounding the said land as follows

To accommodate the surge in travel and freight demand during the festive season, Solomon Airlines is increasing its domestic services between 16 December 2024 and 5 January 2025. These additional flights will enhance connectivity across the country, ensuring passengers and cargo can move efficiently during this busy period. The updated schedule includes: – Santa Cruz:

The Island Sun newspaper’s front-page story about the mass resignation of government Members of Parliament (MPs) is entirely inaccurate and misleading. The Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) remains unbothered by this propaganda.The story lacks substance and clearly reflects desperation. It appears the source of the story is the same individual who previously spread

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), in collaboration with United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has organized a one-day stakeholders meeting in Gizo, Western Province. The stakeholders meeting was held at the Gizo Women Centre (GWC) Building on December 6, 2024.This stakeholders meeting was the second such meeting held in Gizo organized by

Two Solomon Islander women ran last Sunday’s 2024 Honolulu Marathon. They were Dr. Tammy Tabe and Fiorenzo Toncan, who became the first Solomon Islanders to participate in the annual event. This year it love tattracted 36,122 participants from allover the world – the most participants since it started in 1995. Dr. Tabe, from Wagina in

The Western Province has launched a week-long (9th-13th December 2024) celebration to commemorate its 43rdSecond Appointed Day, emphasizing the theme of ‘Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Creativity rooted in our cultural heritage, for the advancement of Western Province’s future.’ Ramrakha Talasasa, Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee (LOC), expressed excitement about hosting the anniversary celebrations in Gizo