A lot of people might say climate change is only affecting people in the small low-lying atoll islands, but for people of Karumulun community in West Russell, effects of climate change is evident.
Coastal communities in Ata’a, North Malaita, will soon engage in mangrove planting as part of keeping their mangroves ecosystem. The community members were trained and informed on matters relating to climate change, food security and other related issues.
Lack of Infrastructure has resulted in a lot of home deliveries in the remote villages of Central Guadalcanal. Team Leader of the Primary Health Care team in zone six, Jackson Beikera told SIBC News, last year, more a hundred mothers deliver their babies with minimal midwifery assistance in…
People from three major communities on West Russells, Central Islands Province have today converged at Marulaon village to be part of an open Forum Organised by the Solomon Islands Development Trust (SIDT).
The relationship between Communities in Russell Islands in the Central Province and the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force is heightened by the Provincial Police Commander, Patricia Leta’s visit lo Yandina last week.
A two-day workshop on “Theory of Change and Project Writing” concludes for landowners registered and organized groups in West Are’are, Malaita Province. The workshop was held at the Wai-Hau Conservation Foundation’s conference center at Waisurione Village in West Are’are.
Deputy Police Commissioner Juanita Matanga says the Crime Prevention Strategy adopted by the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) focuses on four key drivers contributing to criminal activities in the country.
The Makira Ulawa Provincial Government is one notch up in its effort to assist banana farmers to meet local and export demands. Provincial Premier Stanley Siapu discloses, his government has cut out an agreed budget allocation to assist banana farmers to be administered by the Makira Banana Growers…
Isabel province celebrates its second appointed day tomorrow 2nd June. Congratulating the communities and people of Isabel, Premier James Habu says the day has been recognised since 1984 in line with the 1981 provincial government Act.
Provincial Police Commander (PPC) for Central Islands Province Inspector Patricia Leta has made a historical visit to Yandina, Russell Island, last week. Community and church leaders of Yandina have praised Inspector Leta for taking time out to visit them. Stringer Mr.
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MHMS) has successfully completed a week long Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) training for local facilitators in Makira Ulawa Province.
The Government should start to seriously consider resettlement issues, says the Leader of Independent Dr. Derek Sikua. The North East Guadalcanal MP made the comment in Parliament during his contribution on the Lands and Titles Amendment Bill 2016 which was later passed.
Guadalcanal Provincial Premier Anthony Veke has reiterated the importance of building a new tailing dam for Gold Ridge Mining. Premier Veke made the call following the recent pillage issue of the Gold Ridge Tailing Dam.
Police have arrested one person in relation to the alleged Windy Ridge arson incident near the Tenaru Nazareth Apostolic Centre. Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast says an investigation into the incident continues.
Ata’a communities in North Malaita have received 47 easy-to-use cooking stoves yesterday. Thanks to the United Nations Development Programme’s (UNDP) “Strogem Waka lo Community for Kaikai” (SWoCK) project for making this possible.
Individual household projects for West Makira Constituency will roll out next month. Constituency Development Officer, Ham Mono confirms following constituent queries. “We will roll out the household project next month and onwards; that is for individual households.
The visiting U.S. Ambassador to Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea Her Excellency Catherine Ebert Grey is ‘impressed’ with the transition strategy of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands.
Victims of the alleged Windy Ridge arson incident near the Tenaru Nazareth Apostolic Centre are now safe at the Tenaru Care Centre. About six dwelling homes were burnt down as a result of a dispute between two parties both from Guadalcanal.
A man from East-Central Guadalcanal is concerned, the invasive Giant African Snail has infested their crop production. Daniel Seka says local farmers from Guadalcanal plains experience low crop yielding due to the invasive snails. “Now it has affected food production.
About six dwelling homes at Windy Ridge, near the Tenaru Nazareth Apostolic Centre area, have been torched to ashes yesterday, leaving victims homeless and in need of food and especially water.
