Anti Agro-forestry supporters and the people of Mono, Shortland Islands, Western Province have commended recent moves by the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to revoke more than 30 Agro-forestry permits across the country.
Parents of Yandina community in Central Islands Province have raised their concern about their youths currently involving in criminal activities. This is worrying as the criminal related activities are threatening the future of these youths.
The demographic and health survey 2015 in North Malaita has successfully covered 15 communities six months after it started. The survey was part of the National health and Demographic survey launched in April this year.
Tulagi Hospital Administration has urged the people of Gella Constituency to fully understand administration matters. This was said in response to Mr. Clement Kibo’s claim on the termination of Doctors from Gella who previously served at the Tulagi Hospital and the minimal sick passage refund to…
The Central Islands Provincial Government will deploy its assessment team to communities facing water shortage. Premier Selwyn Mapuli says, his government is aware of the water scarcity in the province and planing to deploy provincial officers to conduct further assessment.
Communities in East Malaita and East Kwaio are facing water shortages, sparking calls for assistance. SIBC’s East Malaita stringer Enoch Idui reports, water sources have dried up and people are struggling to have access to water. Mr.
Attempts to address issues in Mono, Shortland Islands are progressing well. Deputy Police Commissioner Administration Juanita Matanga says the Deputy Police Commissioner Operations is currently in Mono, Western Province to work out the situation. Mrs.
Gizo residents in the Western Province are advised to manage their water tanks as the provincial headquarter continues to face water shortages. Team Leader of the Gizo Water Crisis Committee, Silas Arukwai told SIBC News in an interview today they are currently working hard to address the…
The St. Michael Church of Melanesia in Marasa, West Guadalcanal now has a new Priest who was ordained over the weekend. He is Thomas Venjo, who will serve at the Church.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) have met with Mono community Leaders recently to discuss possible dialogue and allow police officers to provide security in the area.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) Community Policing Department will launch its Orange Day Campaign program next week. The Program aims to celebrate the International Day to Eliminate Violence against women and girls.
Communities in Malaita and Choiseul provinces were equipped with the knowledge on how to create action plans to address issues affecting communities on the use of land.
Honiara residents are advised to take security measures as the number of burglary incidents have increased in town. Deputy Police Commissioner Juanita Matanga said so far more incidents have come to police attention.
Technical community helpers of the Rural Development Program (RDP) have received specialist training on climate change and disaster risk management. The specialist training was provided by the Community Resilience to Climate and Disaster Risk Project (CRISP) within the Ministry of Environment,…
Komate villagers in West Guadalcanal have joined other communities and provinces to support the government’s decision on a limited rearmament of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF).
A three-days Tourism workshop is currently underway in Malu’u, NorthMalaita. Being the first of its kind, the workshop was made possible through assistance from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. SIBC Malu’u stringer Lensley Kwaimani reports.
Rennell and Bellona Province has joined the Community Governance and Grievance Management Project following the signing of a participation agreement with the Ministry of Provincial Government and InstitutionalStrengthening.
The Pilemeri Community of Shortlands in the Western province has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government to suspend Agroforestry-related activities on the island. The call came about as Agroforestry-related activities have created various problems in the Shortland islands.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) is launching its new official website today. Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast confirmed in his weekly media conference yesterday. Mr Prendergast said the new site will be operational by this morning.
People who depend on rainwater in the country are urged to start rationing their water due to the low rainfall currently experienced as the El Nino season continues. Director of Meteorology, David Hiriasia told SIBC News it is likely there will be low rainfall, impacting parts of the country.
