The Hight Court has today ruled that the Civil Case number 244 between Hon. Matthew Wale and the Governor General and others be struck out. Counsel fo...
False tsunami warning rocks Honiara
A false tsunami warning disseminated to members of the public at midday today has caused great fear and confusion in Honiara. SIBC News today witnesse...
Economic growth up by 3.9%
Solomon Islands has witnessed successful growth in its economy last year by 3.9 percent up from 3.7 percent in 2017. The Governor of Central Bank of S...
29 petition cases filed
The High Court has received a total of twenty nine petition cases as deadline to file election petitions closed at 3:30pm yesterday afternoon. High C...
Dysentery outbreak claims 3 lives at Anuta
A Dysentery outbreak, associated with flu, vomiting and other related diseases has claimed three lives from Temotu’s Anuta group of Islands in a...
New Cervical cancer vaccine launched
The Ministry of health and medical services has launched the new Human papilloma virus in Honiara today in a bid to battle cervical cancer in the coun...
Anglican schools bans processed food
The Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACOM) Education Authority will soon ban the sale of all sugary and oily foods from its schools in the country. ACOM ...
11th Parliament first meeting on Wednesday
The first meeting of the 11th Parliament is set for Wednesday this week, confirms the Office of the Clerk to the National Parliament. Prime Minister M...
Rijsbergen eyes hot prospect Leai
Solomon Islands national team coach, Wim Rijsbergen has indicated his interest of calling up Raphael Le’ai into the national team for the Nether...
SIEC yet to receive campaign expenses
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC) has yet to receive campaign expenses from candidates who contested the recent National General Electio...