Politics Archive March 2009
PM Sikua Battles Political Instability
Prime Minister Dr Derek Sikua vows that his ruling government is determined to eliminate political instability which has plagued the nation for more than 30 years.
No Wholesale Changes in New Integrity Bill
The government has indicated that the new Integrity Bill will not go after "wholesale changes," as was the case for Papua New Guinea's OLIPPAC.
Iromea in Court for Burning of Community Centre
Former City Councilor, Mr. John Seti Iromea, has landed himself in court over the burning of the Burns Creek Community centre.
Guadalcanal Premier Deplores Attack on MP
Guadalcanal provincial premier Stephen Panga urges his people to give leaders the respect they deserve.
Opposition Appoints New Leader for Independent Group of MPs
The Minister for West Honiara, Isaac Enoch Tosika, has been appointed as Leader of Independent MPs.
Strong Police Presence at Parliament Sitting
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force, their counterparts in the RAMSI Participating Police Force and Military personnel will be conducting routine security operations in the central city area for the next two weeks.
Speaker of Parliament Pays Tribute to Victims of Victorian Bushfire
As Parliament resumed business today, the Speaker of Parliament, Sir Peter Kenilorea, expressed his deepest condolence to the victims of the recent bushfires that ravaged the State of Victoria killing hundreds.
Parliament Resumes Sitting Today, May Debate Integrity Bill Report
The national parliament resumes its current sitting today.
Public Officers Warned Against Making Statements in the Media
Public Officers around the country are again advised to avoid disclosing official matters to the media without approval from responsible government authorities.