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Kenilorea probes why authorities ‘tight-lipped’ over facts on gun shipment | Solomons Today HomeGovernment GovernmentNationalPolitics Kenilorea probes why authorities ‘tight-lipped’ over facts on gun shipment By Editor April 1, 2022 0 1 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp CHAIRMAN for Parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee and Opposition MP Hon Peter Kenilorea Jnr says he is concerned ...

It seems Government's explanations and reasoning to justify its Security deal with PRC is causing more confusing and alarm not only locally, but also around the region and the world. At home the bottom line is we will have foreign security stationed here and just how will it play out if for some reason, events down the line provoked them to engage and start killing people. How will our people take it? Who will be responsible? What are the rules of engagement? How will people see the government? Are we really addressing the root cause of the problem? What happen to traditional and Melanesian way of how we deal and handle problems. Some are even asking, are we really still a Democratic country? Our PM and DCGC, your hands are full as it is and the onus is on you to find the way to come down to our people and settle our minds before we can all move forward. Yes, " Power comes from the barrel of a gun" is a saying from a Chinese leader, but using it here against our own people is not a wise road to take.

🗓 The Solomon Islands have booked their spot to the final! Match report to come.

Why the entire city of Queanbeyan is in love with the 'little boy from the Solomon Islands' At age six, a very small Joash Tore'eke Molia Taufa'ahau started walking to school on his own. “My parents raised me with a lot of independence," he says. "I remember very vividly that mum walked me to school for one year - that was kindergarten - and then after that, and I could barely speak