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PM AND BRUSSELS TALKS
19:25 hrs
10 March 2010
Prime Minister Dr Derek Sikua has described the Third Enhanced Political Dialogue Meeting held last Tuesday in Brussels a success.
CHAIRMAN OF COMMISSION SAYS VICTIMS READY TO RECONCILE
19:23 hrs
10 March 2010
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission Chairman says victims of the recent ethnic tensions in Solomon Islands who have shared their stories are prepared and ready to reconcile with their perpetrators.
TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION HEARING ADJOURNED BRIEFLY
19:21 hrs
10 March 2010
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearing was adjourned briefly today after a Bellona man was unable to continue his testimony.
LEADERSHIP CODE COMMISSION FINES LEADERS
19:17 hrs
10 March 2010
The Leadership Code Commission has fined more than 400 leaders for failing to give statements of their assets and financial interests to the Commission as required under the Leadership Code Act 1999.
POLICE OFFICER WINS AWARD FOR WOMEN
19:15 hrs
10 March 2010
A Royal Solomon Islands Police Officer is the recipient of the 2010 RAMSI Special Coordinator's award for women.
FEMALE CORRECTIONAL SERVICE WORKSHOP
19:14 hrs
10 March 2010
A female correctional service officer's workshop is underway in the capital Honiara.
PROJECT AIMS TO INCREASE COCOA PRODUCTION
19:12 hrs
10 March 2010
The Cocoa Livelihood Improvement Project, CLIP, plans to increase cocoa production to 10-thousand tonnes in five years to 2014 from the current annual production of four-thousand tonnes.
WOMEN'S COUNCIL CONDEMNS VIOLENCE
19:10 hrs
10 March 2010
The National Council of Women strongly condemns continuous violence against women in Solomon Islands.
TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION PUBLIC HEARING COMMENCE TODAY
18:18 hrs
09 March 2010
The Solomon Islands Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Public Hearing commenced in Honiara today.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL ACKNOWLEDGE SOLOMON ISLANDS GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE
18:14 hrs
09 March 2010
Amnesty international says today is a significant milestone in Solomon Islands history as it begins the process of hearing from victims of the ethnic tension and its aftermath.
RETIRED SOUTH AFRICAN ARCHBISHOP SUPPORTS SOLOMON ISLANDS TRC PUBLIC HEARING
18:11 hrs
09 March 2010
Retired Archbishop of South Africa Desmond Tutu supports the current public hearing by the Solomon Islands Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
WOMEN ENCOURAGED TO BECOME AGENTS OF CHANGE
18:08 hrs
09 March 2010
Former Head of Samoa's Public Service Commission has encouraged Solomon Islands women to become agents of change for the country.
THIS IS THE MOMENT
18:03 hrs
09 March 2010
A woman planning to contest the 2010 national general elections says this is the moment she had been waiting for, for so long.
WATCH OUT FOR BOGUS OPERATORS
18:01 hrs
09 March 2010
The government is warning people wanting to join New Zealand's Recognised Seasonal Employee Scheme to watch out for bogus operators.
FIRST PAYMENT OF 2010 RURAL CONSTITUENCY DEVELOPMENT FUND
17:54 hrs
09 March 2010
Taiwan has Disbursed the First Payment of the 2010 Rural Constituency Development Fund, RCDF.
SEAFOOD PROCESSING WORKSHOP UNDERWAY
17:51 hrs
09 March 2010
Facilitators of a Seafood Processing workshop currently underway in Honiara have expressed thanks to the Taiwanese Embassy for their support.
CONDEMNING DESTRUCTION OF POT PLANTS
17:48 hrs
09 March 2010
The Solo Environmental Beautification has condemned the continuous destruction to pot plants along the main Honiara highway.
TEACHERS UPSET OVER INACTIVE EDUCATION OFFICER
17:44 hrs
09 March 2010
Teachers in the Southern region of Malaita say they are upset because the senior education officer posted at Afio sub-station has been inactive.
CALL ON ELECTORAL COMMISSION TO DO ITS JOB
17:42 hrs
09 March 2010
A resident in Honiara has called on the Electoral Commission to do its job properly for the up-coming National Elections.
SPEAKER OF PARLIAMENT LAUNCHES BOOK
18:59 hrs
08 March 2010
A book about the 'first' local women who broke new ground within the public service has been launched in Honiara.
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