PARLIAMENT HOLDS FIRST MEETING TODAY
Solomon Islands Parliament will hold its first meeting this year today. Members of Parliament who have been in their rural constituencies since the Christmas and New…
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PARLIAMENT TO BEGIN FIRST MEETING THURSDAY 3rd APRIL
Parliament begins its first meeting for this year, tomorrow. Freelancer George Atkin reports, Members of Parliament who have been in their rural constituencies since the Christmas…
CIVIL SOCIETY GROUP CALLS ON MPs TO CONTRIBUTE IN PARL
The Joint Civil Society Groups and Concerned Citizens have called on MPs to contribute and engage in parliamentary debate and discussions in the upcoming sitting of…
PM LILO CONFIDENT PARLIAMENT WILL DELIBERATE ON P.P.I.B
Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo is confident that Parliament will deliberate on and eventually pass the Political Parties Integrity Bill, PPIB, which is now before the…
SOGARAVE COMMENDS PARL STANDING COMMITTEES
Member of Parliament for South-East Choiseul Manasseh Sogavare has commended the Parliamentary standing committees for involving people in Parliament\’s decision making processes. Mr Sogavare made the…
OPPOSITION LEADER AND FORMER GG SHARED CONDOLENCES
The Parliamentary Opposition has expressed condolences to the family of Mr Trevor Olavae, former Member of Parliament for South Vella La Vella and a passionate tourism…
MOCK WOMEN PARLIAMENT CONVENED NEXT WEEK
A Solomon Islands mock women\’s parliament is set to take place next week to prepare aspiring women candidates for the National General elections. The three day…
PARLIAMENT:SHORT BUS ROUTE.
The National Parliament submits, the Short Bus Routes Report was completed within the time frame stipulated by its term of reference and has been tabled in…
MORE WOMEN TO VIE FOR PARLIAMENT HOUSE.
There is a strong possibility a large number of women will contest this year\’s National General Elections. Project Manager for the Parliament U-N-D-P Strengthening project Celsus…
CONTEMPT OF PARLIAMENT.
The Parliamentary Opposition has called on the Speaker of Parliament Sir Allan Kemakeza to reprimand the Minister for Culture and Tourism Hon. Samuel Manetoali for contempt…