A small contingent of Solomon Islands athletes is ready for the 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games in Bahamas in the Caribbean. The country will be competing in the Lawn tennis and athletics in the 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games, which will be held from 18 to 23 next month, July 2017. NOCSI Vice President Marketing, Nihal Seneviratne on Friday hand over Team Solomon uniform to the NOCSI President as preparations is narrowed for the game. Team Solomon will be headed by Chief de Mission and NOCSI Vice President International event, Brian Pongatalu. The 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games will take in 1300 youth
IN a press release today, Solomon Islands Prime Minister expresses his disappointment and dismay at the recent announcement by the President of the United States of America – Donald Trump on
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DEAR EDITOR, the RSIPF Police Commissioner, speaking with the Premier of the Western Province last Thursday, reportedly said 44 police advisors from New Zealand and Australia are expected to work
I am encouraged that the Prime Minister Sogavare has taken a stand on smoking by calling on people in the Solomon Islands to stop smoking and to wait for the
NAOMI Tai is a young member of the local YWCA and who works in the administration section of the PWDSI. Most recently, Naomi was selected out of 800 applicants to
DEAR EDITOR, as a volunteer English teacher for many years in Thailand I always practised being as concise and succinct as possible when teaching. I had many occasions to communicate
DEAR EDITOR, last weekend, the Premier of Malaita Province, the Hon Peter Ramohia, donated four wheel chairs to the Kilu’ufi Hospital. The Hon. Premier mentioned that eight wheel chairs had
DEAR EDITOR, the news that five members of the RSIPF deployed as part of the United Nations & African Hybrid Mission (UNAMID) as Peacekeepers have recently been awarded the UN
DEAR EDITOR, Radio New Zealand International (RNZI) carried a story, Thursday, May 25, 2017, which highlighted how communities in Temotu Province could greatly benefit from preserving their environment rather than
