LANDOWNER NEGOTIATIONS NEARING COMPLETION
Negotiations with landowners for the implementation of the Kukum Highway road rehabilitation project will soon be concluded. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID)…
Category: <span>Infrastructure</span>
HONIARA SOON TO SEE ITS TALLEST BUILDING
Honiara will soon see the construction of its tallest building. The 12 storey building will be erected opposite the Westpac Bank area, Point Cruz. The proposed building…
ANZ OPENS NEW HONIARA OFFICE
ANZ has this week opened its new Solomon Islands head office in Ranadi, Honiara. A statement from the bank today says, the new office premises is…
MALAITA MAN CALLED FOR PROPER ROAD MAINTENANCE
A concerned man from Namorako, Malaita province has called for proper maintenance of roads from contractors responsible for the South road towards West Are\’are. John Bare…
DCC GOV\’T CALLED ON TO HAVE CHANGED MINDSET
The Makira Ulawa Provincial Government has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to have a changed mindset to provide equal and fair infrastructure development for…
DCC GOV\’T CALLED ON TO HAVE CHANGED MINDSET
The Makira Ulawa Provincial Government has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to have a changed mindset to provide equal and fair infrastructure development for…
WHARF VITAL PROJECT FOR MAKIRA ULAWA PROVINCE
Makira Ulawa Provincial Premier, Thomas Weape has said having a wharf is a key project that his provincial government wants to address. Premier Weape made the remarks…
WESTERN PROVINCE AWAITING TENDER APPROVAL FOR ROAD REPAIRS
The Western Provincial Government is waiting for the Central Tender Board (CTB) to decide on a contractor to start road works in Gizo town. Gizo town…
LAND DISPUTE HINDERED MARKET DEVELOPMENT FOR MAKIRA
Makira Ulawa Provincial Premier, Thomas Weape has said the land dispute is hindering their plans to build the proposed Kirakira Market. Mr. Weape made the clarification amid…
MID WORKING TO ENSURE ROADS PROTECTED
Contractors for the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development (MID) are still working hard to protect roads damaged by the 2014 Honiara flood disaster. A statement today…