NEW VESSEL FOR NORTH MALAITA CONSTITUENCY
North Malaita constituents have successfully celebrated the historical launch of their ship last week at Malu\’u station. The new MV Baelae will operate fuel services for…
Category: <span>Shipping</span>
NEW SHIP FOR NORTH MALAITA CONSTITUENCY
Constituents of North Malaita eagerly await the historic launch of their new boat this Thursday. The new ship will be operated by the North Malaita Shipping…
MV CHANELLA\’s FORMER OWNER SUED
The Solomon Islands Maritime Association is suing the former owner of the vessel MV Chanella for violating the Maritime Act. This was during a trip the…
MAKIRA MAN DEMANDED BETTER SHIPPING SERVICES
A concerned West Makira man demands the National and Provincial Governments allocate better shipping service for the people of the province. Anderson Hiru told SIBC News,…
DO NOT TRAVEL DURING BAD WEATHER: POLICE
The RSIPF is reminding the general public, particularly people living in the Provinces to reconsider any sea travel during current bad weather. Travel across the ocean…
SIMS ISSUED STRONG WIND ADVICE
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Service (SIMS) has as of last night issued a strong wind advice to the travelling public. The Met Service reports, a general…
GOV\’T FAILED SIKAIANA PEOPLE: OPPOSITION
The Parliamentary Opposition Group said the Government has failed the people of Sikaiana which resulted in the death of a child and worrying health concerns of…
RESUME SHIPPING SERVICES TO SIKAIANA: PREMIER RAMOHIA
Malaita provincial premier Peter Chanel Ramohia has called on the responsible authorities to resume franchise shipping service to the Malaita Outer Island of Sikaiana. Premier Ramohia…
INVESTIGATIONS INTO GHOST COMPANIES TOO EARLY: LCC
The Leadership Code Commission (LCC) explains, it is too early and untimely to disclose whether the Commission has started its investigation into issues surrounding ghost shipping…
OPPOSITION SHOCKED BY GHOST COMPANY REVELATIONS
The Parliamentary Opposition Group is shocked by revelations by Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) that the Government has allocated $14.8 million to eight recipients of the shipping…