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North East Guadalcanal Constituency with new fisheries centre

NORTH East Guadalcanal Constituency has completed the construction of their fisheries centre. Speaking in Parliament last week, Leader of Independent Parliamentary Group and Member of Parliament for North East Guadalcanal Hon Derek Sikua said construction of the Centre was completed early this month. He said his constituency is waiting patiently for the government through the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resource for advises on required task to do next before opening the fisheries centre. Hon Sikua stressed that the building has all the required components fitting for the purpose of fisheries operation and that he acknowledge the contractors for the

IT was a great day for Solomon Islands when thirty-five new lawyers graduated at the USP Emalus Campus in Port Vila two weeks ago on December 2, 2016. What made the

SI Representative Simon Mannie said there is life after prison but inmates must be counselled and guided to pick up the pieces after their incarceration. He said this after returning

TWO GUADALCANAL students are set to travel to Saskatchewan province in Canada to work as part of the labour mobility scheme between Guadalcanal province and the Canadian International Training and

OPPOSITION LEADER JOINS PRIME … Second SI Bidding delegation departs today

THE SECOND batch of the Solomon Islands bidding delegation for the 2023 Pacific Games will leave the country today for Port Villa, Vanuatu. The delegation that will travel today will

THE PRIME Minister’s nation-wide fundraising appeal in aid of Fiji’s post tropical cyclone Winston recovery process continues for the next two weeks. Called the “SOLO4FIJI” National Appeal, the fundraising drive

IN A simple ceremony held at the HCC Chambers yesterday 8 February 2016, Rapid Employment Project (HCC) signed another contract with the Solo Enviro Beautification (SEB) for the landscaping of

MORE THAN thirty young local referees will make history next week when they attend the first ever FIFA MA youth refereeing course to be hosted in Solomon Islands. This is

THE CHINESE New Year came too early for Chung Wah School in Honiara as students honoured the beginning of this festive season with exciting performances on Friday. The Chinese New

LOCAL MUSICIANS have called on the government to reconsider music as an industry that will collaborate with tourism in the country and reduce the current trend of unemployment. The call

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