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SINPF reserve level below $400m

THE Solomon Islands National Provident Fund is sustaining a reserve level that is below $400 million. SINPF Board Chairman, Mr Peter Boyers made the statement during the end of the 2016 financial year recently. He said the reserve level is below $400 million ($399,328,839) consisting of a general reserve of just over $329 million ($329,377,496) and a revaluation surplus of just under $70 million ($ 69,951,343). Mr Boyers said these represent 10 percent general reserves only and 13 percent total reserves of the total funds under their management. In the meantime, he said though in some jurisdictions where retirement funds

THE Chairman of the Solomon Islands Ports Authority Board is pleased to announce the appointment of its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr Eranda Kotelawala. Mr, Kotelawala a Sri Lankan

SOLOMON Airlines has confirmed that the replacement engine for the Dash-8 arrived in Brisbane on Saturday January 28 and was ferried to Honiara on Monday January 30 on the Airline’s

SOLOMON Airlines is believed to be considering selling off some of its premium properties in Honiara due to its worsening cash flow problem, sources have confirmed. Two buildings that could

SOLOMON Airlines Board Chairman, Austin Holmes said the national carrier has gone through cash flow problems. “We were having problems to pay our creditors, we have had problems in the

THE newly registered State Owned Enterprises (SOE) – Solomon Islands Airport Corporation Limited (SIACL) is currently doing preparatory works. This was confirmed by Communication and Aviation Permanent Secretary, Moses Virivolomo

THE Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Culture and Tourism says Sydney-Honiara flights must be sustained to enhance Solomon Islands Tourism Market in Australia. Speaking during the Tourism in Focus for

GOVERNMENT consultations on the revival and recapitalisation of the former Development Bank of Solomon Islands (DBSI) have reached the final stage before a report is submitted to Cabinet for consideration.

SOLOMON Airlines new management may have misled the traveling public about the fate of its Dash 8 aircraft, which has been grounded for the past three weeks due to engine

SOLOMON Airlines’ new CEO, Brett Gerbers and his Operations manager Dave Pierce left for Australia yesterday amidst growing concerns within the national carrier. Capt Gerbers had been in the country

SIX provincial airstrips across the country will soon undergo a major upgrade, assured the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Communication and Aviation, Moses Virivolomo. The six airports are Taro

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