Solomon Students Reject Unruly Behavior
Solomon Islands government sponsored students studying in Fiji have been cautioned, this comes after media reports of unruly behavior were splashed across the headlines of Solomons newspapers. Former RAMSI assistant coordinator Masi Lomaloma made the complaints alleging excessive alcohol abuse and indecency from Solomon Islands’ government scholarship students. Elizabeth Osifelo and Josefa Kotobalavu have this report for Wansolwara TV.
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