GOV’T & CBSI TO CONDUCT CONSULTATIONS
Banks

GOV’T & CBSI TO CONDUCT CONSULTATIONS

admin- November 18, 2015

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Photo: Courtesy of CBSI. The National Government and the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) ... Read More

PREPARATIONS UNDERWAY FOR 16 DAYS ACTIVISM AGAINST GBV
Abuses

PREPARATIONS UNDERWAY FOR 16 DAYS ACTIVISM AGAINST GBV

admin- November 18, 2015

16 Days of Activism logo. Photo credit: www.phoenixyouth.com.au Preparations for the Sixteen Days of Activism campaign against gender-based violence is progressing well. According to Vois ... Read More

SEIF PLES & OUR TELEKOM SIGNED AGREEMENT
Abuses

SEIF PLES & OUR TELEKOM SIGNED AGREEMENT

admin- November 18, 2015

Seif Ples logo. Photo credit: Seif Ples. The Seif Ples Gender-based Violence Crisis and Referral centre and Solomon Telekom Company Limited have signed an agreement ... Read More

BSP KIRAKIRA CUSTOMERS WANT PROPER SERVICES
Banks

BSP KIRAKIRA CUSTOMERS WANT PROPER SERVICES

admin- November 18, 2015

BSP logo. Photo credit: BSP. Bank South Pacific (BSP) customers in Kirakira, Makira province have been denied proper accessibility of BSP Banking services since last ... Read More

IMMUNISATION ON IN HONIARA
Healthcare

IMMUNISATION ON IN HONIARA

admin- November 17, 2015

Needles used for immunisation. Photo credit: batchelorpad.wordpress.com The Ministry of Health and Medical Services, together with the Honiara City Council's Health Division are currently conducting ... Read More

SUMSUM COMMENCED CASE AGAINST FSII
Airlines

SUMSUM COMMENCED CASE AGAINST FSII

admin- November 17, 2015

The Solomon Airlines CEO Captain Ron Sumsum. Photo credit: www.eglobaltravelmedia.com.au Solomon Airlines Chief Executive Officer Ron Sumsum has yesterday commenced his case against the Forum ... Read More

FORMER POLICE BOSS IN COURT
Court

FORMER POLICE BOSS IN COURT

admin- November 17, 2015

Another traffic incident has again landed Kola into a police inquiry. Photo credit: Courtesy of Radio Australia. Former Deputy Police Commissioner Walter Kola was in ... Read More