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As Parliament resumed yesterday, the Minister of Mines and DPM, Hon. Tovosia, was in the spotlight with the issue of 33 unpaid bauxite shipments extracted from West Rennell, worth SBD288M. The long-standing issue, which has caused significant financial losses—impacting both the government and local landowners—has been a point of conflict for over 7 years. Tovosia

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MHMS), through its National Rehabilitation and Disability Division, marked International Day for Persons with Disability with the culmination of a disability inclusion campaign in the public sector, which commenced in August this year. The commemorative event for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) was held at

In a recent parliamentary session, Hon. Jnr Tuhaika, Member of Parliament for Rennell and Bellona, addressed the ongoing issue surrounding the unpaid 33 shipments of bauxite, resulting in an outstanding debt of SBD 288 million. Responding to a question about the views of his constituents on the matter, Hon. Tuhaika made it clear that this

The Prime Minister, Honorable Jeremiah Manele praised the commissioners of the Solomon Islands Commission against Corruption (SICAC) for their contribution to the establishment of SICAC. Prime Minister Manele made the acknowledgment during a function to farewell the four-person commissioners. The commissioners included Chairperson Sir Frank Kabui, Deputy Chairlady Anika Kingmele, Waita Ben Tabusasi, and Jimmy

The recent enforcement of the new law by HCC Law Enforcement on Monday, which mandates the removal of tints from public vehicles, has caused unrest among local owners, bus drivers and conductors. In protest, some drivers have gone on strike and are encouraging others to join them, often in unsafe and unlawful ways. A video