SICTU welcomes Tripartite policy – Solomon Star News
WEB4 days ago — Sep 26. News News - Business. SOLOMON Islands Council of Trade Union (SICTU) welcomes the Government Tripartite Policy through the Office of the Commissioner of Labor in which the Government, the Employer and the Unions will work in partnership. The tripartite cooperation between the Government, the Solomon Islands Chamber of …
VICTORIOUS WELCOME – Solomon Star News
WEB5 days ago — Myzomelas get official welcome from Malaita Government. The victorious Malaita Myzomela Under-14 teams received a warm official welcome upon their arrival in Auki on Monday. The Myzomela boys and girls claimed victory at the 2024 Solomon Power Iumi Play National Championship held in Honiara last week. According to records from …
SINU defends PhD programme, processes – Solomon Star News
WEB5 days ago — 1. Processes for Establishing PhD Programmes: SINU has clear processes in place for establishing PhD programmes. These are reviewed by the Research and Postgraduate Committee (RPSC) and approved by the SINU Senate. The PhD in Environmental Science awarded to Dr. Mary Tahu followed these exact procedures. 2.
SINU student killed in tragic accident – Solomon Star News
WEB5 days ago — News News - National. A SOLOMON Islands National University (SINU) student lost her life on Monday morning after a 2-ton pickup vehicle struck her at the Zebra crossing while walking across the Panatina Highway in front of the SINU Panatina Campus, East Honiara. Lina Elustus Pitumana, a student enrolled in the SINU’s University …
SI calls for urgent global financial reforms at UN
WEB5 days ago — Sep 24. News News - National. SOLOMON Islands has called for urgent financial reforms to advance the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The decisive stance was taken at the UN Summit of the Future in New York. This was Solomon Islands delegation to the 79 th …
High Tariffs – Solomon Star News
WEB6 days ago — High Tariffs. GNUT targets 25% reduction over three years. The Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) has announced its goal to reduce electricity tariffs by 25% over the next three years. Currently, Solomon Islands consumers pay around 80 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh), among the highest electricity rates in the world.
Fire incident, death of girl probed – Solomon Star News
WEB4 days ago — A family is homeless and their nine-year-old daughter is dead after the father allegedly poured petrol around the house and set it on fire over the weekend. The incident is now under investigation by officers of the Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) at Henderson police station. The tragic burning incident occurred at Tenaru bridge area ...
Adventist youths vow to transform – Solomon Star News
WEB5 days ago — SEVENTH-DAY Adventist (SDA) youths vowed to make spiritual changes in their respective community churches after the conclusion of the mini camporee of the Eastern Region of Malaita. The Atoifi Adventist College in East Kwaio in Malaita Province was instrumental in hosting the first ever mini camporee at Atoifi Heights Campsite from …
Political shakeup hits West – Solomon Star News
WEB6 days ago — Political shakeup hits West. WESTERN DEPUTY PREMIER AND CHAIRMAN OF CAUCAUS RESIGN. In a new twist within the political arena of Western Provincial Government (WPG), the Deputy Premier Carlrick Runimetu and Chairman of Caucus Hon. Freedom Tozaka have submitted their resignation letters to the Premier as a motion of …
St John Ambulance plans expansion – Solomon Star News
WEB5 days ago — Sep 24. News News - National. SAINT (ST) John Ambulance Solomon Islands is looking to expand its emergency medical service to the provinces following the opening of its new headquarters in Honiara last week. Speaking at the opening of the St John Ambulance SI headquarters, the Governor General Reverend David Tiva Kapu, who is …
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