Seasonal Workers Remitted around SBD 72M into SI
Locals working under the Australia Pacific Labour Scheme and Seasonal Workers Program have remitted or sent around 72 million Solomon dollars back into the country. Permanent…
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Dr Mataki Reappointed as PS MECDM
Former Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology (MECDM), Dr. Melchior Mataki was reappointed to head the Ministry after his…
SBD$6.7m for 11kV Transmission Line Project to 141 homes in Central Guadalcanal
The Ministry of Mines, Energy and Rural Electrification (MMERE) and Solomon Power today signed a SBD$6.7 million agreement for the construction of an 11kV Transmission Line…
APTC & SINYC establishes virtual youth empowerment hub
The Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) has for the first time started a youth empowerment Virtual Hub dialogue series with youths across the country. This is…
More seasonal workers for New Zealand
134 workers bound for the shores of New Zealand under the under the Recognized Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme are currently undergoing a two day pre departure…
Nine more leaving for Canada
Nine People from three separate provinces are heading to Canada under an arrangement that has set new records in Canada\’s Labour Mobility partnership with the Solomon…
Government to create employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for young people
The Government is taking steps to create innovative employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for young people in the country. Prime Minister Rick Nelson Houenipwela revealed this…
Guadalcanal workers in Canada increasing
Another Solomon Islander from Guadalcanal will be heading to Canada to work. Tourism graduate of the Guadalcanal Province-Canadian International Training & Education Corp program Grace…
Guadalcanal CITREC graduates Canada bound
Guadalcanal Canadian International Training & Education Corp Graduates Amelia Muse and Careka Volly are on their way to Canada both as food supervisors for an international…
MORE CITREC GRADUATES TO CANADA FOR EMPLOYMENT
Canadian Businesses will see more Solomon Islanders in their hotel and tourism industry after it was announced that seven more Guadalcanal CITREC graduates would be making…