SI: IMPLICATIONS OF DECLINING REVENUE FROM LOGGING

Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Oct-2019

The Central Bank’s Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) for September 2019 expressed that there would have to be new revenue measures in place to fil

MARSHALL ISLANDS SIGNS A TRADE DEAL WITH TAIWAN

Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Oct-2019

The Marshall Islands president Hilda Heine has met with her Taiwanese counterpart and witnessed the signing of a trade deal between the two countries.

PACIFIC MEASLES OUTBREAK

Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Oct-2019

“While measles outbreaks in the Pacific are not yet under control, governments are being aggressive in their response to limit the virus's

SOLOMON ISLANDS WANTING $US 10 MILLION IN DIRECT BUDGET SUPPORT FROM THE WORLD BANK

Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Oct-2019

Solomon Islands is seeking $US10 million in direct budget support from the World Bank.

SI: TWO POSITIVE ITEMS OF NEWS

Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Oct-2019

Two items of news I can share this Sunday evening which herald positive developments.

TWO GOOD NEWS STORIES

Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Oct-2019

Two items of news I can share this Sunday evening which herald positive developments.
  1. Solomon Airlines promotion of Tugeda Holiday packages
  2. A Story Of Moral Justice And Human Rights
  3. MORE THAN 1000 WOMEN AIDED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IN THE WESTERN PROVINCE
  4. The Worst Eating Habit For Fatal Prostate Cancer, New Study Suggests
  5. Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare says last year’s November riots has cost $700million and was the biggest challenge since the country’s civil unrest more than 24 years ago.
  6. BENEFITS OF RE-OPENING DBSI
  7. "COMETH THE HOUR, COMETH THE MAN"
  8. SI: PUSUING CORRUPTION AND BRINGING OFFENDERS TO JUSTICE
  9. Statements keep emerging leading to the proposed call for a Commission of Inquiry into last November’s riots and how and why the rioting occurred
  10. SI: $156.4 MILLION APPROVED AND ALLOCATED TO MINISTRIES FOR COVID-19 PREPAREDNESS

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