1. Education

2. President of the Media Association of Solomon Islands

3. PM Sikua's announcement of the 2010 general elections date

4. Government Communication Unit

5. References

Education

In 2005, Herming, then affiliated with the Solomon Star newspaper, became the fifth ever Solomon Islander alumni of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication. His enrollment in the 'Diploma Course in development journalism for non aligned and developing countries' lasted from January 2005 to April 2005.^[4]

President of the Media Association of Solomon Islands

In November 2009, following an opinion letter against a member of the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) in a local newspaper, Herming critiqued the SIFF after the latter denied the newspaper's journalists to cover an Oceania League football match.^[5]

In November 2012, Herming claimed that journalistic coverage of the Parliament of Solomon Islands was difficult due to the lack of access to information and that accessing the views of Members of Parliament is hindered by their fear of the media.^[6]

PM Sikua's announcement of the 2010 general elections date

Whereas the date for the general elections should normally be announced officially by the Governor General, to satisfy the electoral regulation that the elections must be held 42 days after that declaration day, Prime Minister Derek Sikua in mid-June 2010 publicly announced a date for the 2010 general elections much earlier than 42 days beforehand. After Sikua's announcement was mediatized, he quickly issued a statement in which he blamed Herming, then employed by the Government of the Solomon Islands.

While a local newspaper insinuated the error was likely a slip of the tongue, questioning if Herming was being used as a scapegoat, Sikua claimed that it was Herming who had wrongly advised him that it was alright to announce the date. After Sikua's blaming of Herming, an anonymous source communicated to the newspaper that Herming was not allowed to comment anything on the matter publicly but that he would not be sacked to avoid him suing the government.^[7]

Government Communication Unit

In June 2010, while Herming was director of the GCU, a new monthly news magazine entitled 'the Nation' was launched to cover the government's activities. Upon the announcement of the magazine Herming claimed that, generally speaking, over the last 10 years, the people of Solomon Islands had not been informed about their government.^[8]

In late March 2014, Herming, then working for the Government Communication Unit (GCU), chaired a panel discussion on women participation in business in Sydney.^[9]

References

• North Central Nigeria
• North Central Pennsylvania
• North Central Sociological Association
• North-Central Talysh
• North-Central Talysh language
• North-Central Tangkhul Naga
• North-Central Tangkhul Naga language
• North Central Unit
• North Central United States
• North-Central West Virginia
• North Central Windward
• North-Central Zonal
• North-Central Zonal council
• North-central zonal council
• North-Central Zonal Council
• North central zonal council
• North Chahar Incident
• North Channel Bridge (disambiguation)
• North Channel (Great Britain)
• North, Charles
• North Charleston Fire Museum
• North Charleston High School
• North Charleston HS
• North Charleston station (Amtrak)
• North Charleston station (South Carolina)