Fredrick Kusu is a news reporter for SIBC News, focusing on local news in the Solomon Islands. With a keen interest in politics and current affairs, Fredrick covers a range of topics including government initiatives, international relations, infrastructure development, and social issues impacting the Solomon Islands.
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By: Fredrick Kusu
The Minister for Culture and Tourism, Hon Batholomew Parapolo was among world tourism Ministers and leaders who attended the 2023 World Tourism Day celebration in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s capital city of Riyadh recently. World Tourism Day is an annual event celebrated on the 27th of September. This day is set aside for the
By: Fredrick Kusu
The Coalition Accountability Reform and Empowerment (CARE) plans to abolish the Parliamentary Entitlement Commission (PEC) if the coalition forms the next government.
Police urges parents to do proper parenting not to the point that it amounts to violence and assault.
Solomon Islands Academic advises voters to pick out real policies from unreal ones ahead of polling day
The Australian government donated a new standby generator to the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) today.
By: Fredrick Kusu
As the 17 April joint election is edging closer, there is a huge movement of voters to the provinces to cast their votes.
Candidates and political parties contesting the 2024 joint election in Solomon Islands took to the street of Honiara today to stage their final campaign through float parade ahead of the 24 hours campaign blackout starting at 12am tonight.
A campaign blackout is currently enforced in Solomon Islands ahead of the polling day tomorrow (Wednesday 17 April).
Voters are now heading to polling stations to cast their ballots.
By Fredrick Kusu Few hours after the nomination for the election of a new Prime Minister was opened, the Coalition for National Unity and Transformation (CNUT) had nominated Jeremiah Manele as its candidate for the Prime Minister’s position. CNUT consisted of OUR Party, Solomon Islands Peoples First Party (SIPFP) and Kadere Party. In its current
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