Solomon ministers refused bail to take up posts

Two Solomon Islands Cabinet ministers were refused bail today so they could leave prison to take up their posts, the nation’s Magistrate’s Court ruled.

Solomon ministers refused bail to take up posts
Wed, 10 May, 2006 - 12:54

Two Solomon Islands Cabinet ministers were refused bail today so they could leave prison to take up their posts, the nation’s Magistrate’s Court ruled.

Tourism Minister Nelson Ne’e and Police Minister Charles Dausabea will spend another 14 days in police custody, Magistrate Seri Senaka said.

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