MANDARIN LESSONS FOR SIG OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

TAIWAN embassy, in collaboration with Taiwan ICDF (International Cooperation and development Fund) and Ministry of Police, National Security and Corre

URBAN LAND AND OVER-POPULATION ALERT

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

Urban land supply a ticking time bomb, claims local Land Expert Dr. Joe Foukona writing in the Solomon Star newspaper

LOCAL BAND GROUP TO PLAY IN NARAU

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

A local band, Point of View (POV), will jet off to Nauru today to take part in the country’s 51st independence anniversary celebration

SI: ALLEGED MISSING S$5 MILLION SHIPPING GRANT

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

Local veteran investigative journalist, Alfred Sasako, writing in the Island Sun newspaper today claims the Solomon Islands Auditor General is believe

SI: ALLEGED MISSING A$5 MILLION SHIPPING GRANT.

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

ing into the alleged disappearance of S5 million shipping grant.

Local veteran investigative journalist, Alfred Sasako, writing in th

SI: LOCAL BIRD SANTUARY UNDER CONSIDERATION

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

d sanctuary to help preserve endemic bird populations in the Solomons.

It was reported in the Solomon Star newspaper today that the S

  1. SI: VISA EXEMPTION AGREEMENT SIGNED WITH TAIWAN
  2. SI: PRIME MINISTER EXPRESSES SYMPATHY OVER AUSTRALIA's BUSH FIRES
  3. Reflecting on the Covid situation at home in the Solomon Islands and on the international stage
  4. CONCERN RAISED OVER AFRICAN SWINE FLU
  5. MEASLES PREVENTION MEASURES IN PNG
  6. Local photographers raising funds for girl diagnosed with heart failure disease and needing medical treatment in Australia
  7. $33 MILLION SLASHED FROM SI HEALTH BUDGET
  8. Gizo sick patients receive a visit and Christmas gifts from PM
  9. VILLAGERS EVACUATED FROM TWO LOW LYING ISLANDS IN THE SOLOMONS
  10. WHEEL CHAIR NEEDS AT THE SOLOMON ISLANDS NATIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL (NRH)

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