COUNTRY NEEDS LONG-TERM PLAN: OPPOSITION LEADER MANELE
This country needs a long-term strategic development plan, Leader of Opposition Honourable Jeremiah Manele told Parliament today. Contributing to the motion of the \’Speech from the…
Category: <span>Policies</span>
KILU\’UFI HOSPITAL EARMARKED FOR UPGRADING UNDER D.C.C\’s POLICIES
Malaita\’s only major hospital Kilu\’ufi has been earmarked for upgrading under the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government\’s policy document. The Minister of Health and Medical…
GOVERNMENT TO DEVELOP FIRST NATIONAL URBANISATION POLICY
The National Government will develop the country\’s first ever National Urbanisation Policy. Governor General Sir Frank Kabui revealed the policy when he delivered the \’Speech from…
GOOD POLICIES AND EMPOWERING PEOPLE IS WAY FORWARD: SIR KABUI
Governor General Sir Frank Kabui says the Solomon Islands Government firmly believes the way forward would be achieved by implementing good policies and empowering people to…
ALIGNING PROVINCIAL POLICY TO NATIONAL POLICY FIRST FOR MALAITA
Malaita Premier Hon. Peter Chanel Ramohia says it has been the first time the provincial government has aligned its policy in accordance with that of the…
PRIME MINISTER CALLED ON MALAITA PROVINCE TO WORK WITH D.C.C
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has called on the Provincial Government of Malaita to work closely with the Democratic Coalition for Change Government to develop the Province.…
MALAITA PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT POLICY LAUNCHED
Malaita Province has a new Policy Strategy document. The Provincial Government officially launched the document in a ceremony that Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare attended in Auki,…
D.C.C DULY RECOGNISES ROLE OF TRADE AS VEHICLE: TOZAKA
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government duly recognises the role of trade as a vehicle for the development of the country, says the Foreign Affairs…
PORTS C.E.O CONDEMNED ACCUSATIONS
Chief Executive Officer of the Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) Collin Yow has condemned accusations levelled against him and the ten consultants hired by the Ports…
S.I.P.A WORKERS WANT THEIR SUPERIORS TERMINATED
The Workers Union of Solomon Islands (WUSI) and its more than 200 members employed by the Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) are calling for the immediate…