Politics Archive January 2010
12 articles
Australia, a True Friend to Solomon Islands: H.E Ingruber
The Australian High Commissioner to Honiara, H.E Frank Ingruber, says his country has shown itself to be a true friend to Solomon Islands, ready to assist in the important task of nation building.
Federalism No Longer Possible: PM
The Coalition for National Unity and Rural Advancement government will not be able to implement the country's new Federal Constitution during its time in office due to shortage of funds.
Let's Stop Double Registration: Electoral Office
Chief Electoral Officer, Mr Polycarp Haununu, has called on all Solomon Islanders to play their part in making a voters' list that has integrity and avoids double registrations.
TRC Appeals for Sensitivity in News Reporting
The Government has again called for support towards the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, TRC.
New Parliament Seats Nonsense, Says Former Politician
A former Politician describes the Government's intention of amending the constitution to allow more seats for some constituencies as total nonsense.
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Party Formation Mockery: Roughan
The Director of Solomon Islands Development Trust (SIDT), Dr. John Roughan, describes the long time practice in the country of party formation prior to election as no basis to developing the nation.
Electoral Commission Engages in Massive Awareness Campaign
Chief Electoral Officer, Mr Polycarp Haununu, says the Electoral Commission's public awareness program is in full swing and aims to inform people about voter registration and the electoral process.
Solomon Islands Women Form Political Party
A new political party that will represent the views of Solomon Islands' women is in the making.
OUR Party to Launch Manifesto
The 2010 national elections fever is starting to gain momentum with yet another launching of a political party manifesto in Honiara this Sunday.
Sasako Accuses Police Commissioner of Supporting DPP
Freelance journalist, Alfred Sasako has accused Police Commissioner Peter Marshall of making pre-mature comments in support of a move by the Director of Public Prosecution to close a potential manslaughter case.
OUR Party Promises Change
Opposition Leader Manasseh Sogavare has assured the people of the of East Fataleka and West Kwara'ae in Malaita Province of OUR Party's commitment to addressing the political and development aspirations of Solomon Islanders.
Former MP Calls for Inquiry into Deportation of Moti
Prime Minister Derek Sikua has been called on to set up a Commission of Inquiry to establish the truth regarding the deportation of former Attorney General, Julian Moti to Australia.
