Choiseul

Literacy training for primary school teachers in Choi

TEACHERS of Taro Primary School and Poroporo Primary School of Northwest Choiseul were blessed with a three-day training on literacy from 3rd July to 5th July. Literacy Teacher Trainer for Choiseul Province, Mr Tom Horniblow facilitated the training at Taro Primary School. According to one of the participants, Mr Arnold Pitakere, this kind of training will equip them as teachers to deliver and teach their classes on literacy. Mr Pitakere, who is the Head teacher of Poroporo Primary School, said it is important to up-skill and upgrade school children’s literacy levels from Early Childhood level given that reading is important

Search for lost boy called off

A Honiara search team looking for a boy from Malaita Province who went missing at Loimuni Village in Northwest Choiseul have not succeeded and are now heading back to the

Saga of Trustees for Wards Trust Boards at Northwest Choiseul

TRUSTEES for Wards Trust Boards to be appointed by MPAs has contradicted the true message of the MP of Northwest Choiseul Hon Connelly Sadakabatu says locals of Northwest Choiseul. According

Young man missing, search continues

A young man from Malaita has been reported missing from the Loimuni village of Choisuel, and is said to be a month since he was last seen. Provincial Police Commander

No budget for this year election’s

PROVINCIAL Assembly elections for Western and Choiseul Provinces are supposed to be by the end of September however, there is no budget for this national provincial event. It is understood

Lauru Peoples Association to host AGM next week

THE Lauru Peoples Association (LPA) has appealed to all Choiseul people living in and around Honiara to gather on Whit Monday 5 June 2017. This came as an announcement made

Peace and Justice workshop for Dominicans

A peace and justice workshop was held at Taro in the Choiseul Province Headquarter this month. A Dominican Sister Rosemary Kinne who had attended an International Conference on Human Rights

CHOISEUL Province has strongly backed the Government’s intention to revive the former Development Bank of Solomon Islands (DBSI). Provincial Government Leaders, local business operators, community elders, women and youth representatives

SEA level rise is a global challenge for low lying Islands such as Pacific Island nation that it poses real threat to the existence of biodiversity of both marine and

FOREIGN armed security personnel are said to have been engaged by logging operators in south-west Choiseul, after landowners in a fit of fury burned down machines and equipment last December, eyewitnesses

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