The Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Survey will host a first-ever one-day information session for all Honiara city residents next week. The session aims to provide residents an opportunity to shape the future of Honiara as a capital city of Solomon Islands.
The Honiara Central Market Vendors’ Association and its partners will work together to make the Honiara Central Market a safe, healthy and economically conducive workplace for everyone. The plan was developed in Honiara last week under the UN Women’s Markets for Change project.
The Central Market will re-open tomorrow after its closure during the Easter break. Honiara City Council Clerk Charles Kelly told SIBC News the Executive Council made a decision to re-open the market in a meeting yesterday.
The Honiara Central Market will close for an indefinite period as of today. A media statement from the HCC media unit says the reason behind the closure is to give time for major improvements to be carried out.
Chairman of the Law Enforcement Division of Honiara City Council has thanked the public for their good behaviour over the Easter period. A statement from the HCC media department reports, the Councillor, Mr.
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has announced, the Mataniko Dental Clinic will be officially opened next week. The clinic is located next to the Pikinini Clinic and is a five chair facility.
The Honiara City Council has yesterday commenced inspection of Point Cruz buildings. The team consisted inspectors from the Physical Planning and Health Division inspected buildings from the hot bread to the Solfish office at Point Cruz.
Honiara City Council has met with the Salo Fishing Co-operative Society of the Fishing Village in Honiara to discuss car park issues of the Fishing Village Market. The Council’s Trade and Commerce Standing Committee held the meeting with the Society on Monday this week.
The New Zealand Government has agreed to fund renovations for the capital’s only public library. The funding will be provided under New Zealand’s Honiara Economic Support Project. An agreement for the project was reached between a City Council Standing Committee and the Project yesterday.
The Honiara City Council has announced all betel nut vendors should sell their produce at the Kukum Market. City Clerk Charles Kelly told SIBC News yesterday the Honiara City Council has made a call to betel-nut vendors to use the Kukum Market because the Council secured the site purposely for the…
The Honiara City Council Health Division is conducting an eco-school pilot project for City Council schools in Honiara. The project will be conducted by a Japanese Environmental Educator Volunteer Hana Yusuda and wants to educate children on the importance of living in a healthy environment.
Former Vice President for Honiara Town Council Charles Lesimaoma has called on the council to properly zone the City and Central Business District boundary while conducting it’s building inspection.
The Honiara City Council Vector Borne Disease Control Program vows to ‘strive and reduce Malaria cases’ in its main Malaria transmission localities in Honiara. This year, the program is targeting a population of more than 3,000 households in Honiara.
The Honiara City Council has advised all residential and commercial building owners, it will soon conduct building inspection within the Central Business District and the City’s outskirts.
The Government, NGOs and development partners will commemorate the International Women’s Day next week. The International Women’s Day has been used as an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women while calling for greater equality.
Market vendors from Northeast Guadalcanal highlands have accused the Honiara City Council of unfair treatment saying Council officers are charging them for their product and not by table blocks.
The Democratic Coalition for Change Government will assist Honiara City Council and Provincial Governments rehabilitate existing sports facilities and build new sports complexes. This is contained in the Government’s policy statement recently launched.
Tuvaruhu School in Central Honiara has been named as a ‘Health Promoting School’ and has received a billboard in efforts to promote health among school children. The billboard was officially delivered today by the Honiara City Council Mayor, Alfrence Fatai.
Parents and teaching students in North Malaita have questioned the Honiara City Council Education Authority, why it has failed to release certificates to students who have completed their Early Childhood Education training over the last few years.
The Honiara City Council Law Enforcement Division has praised the public for cooperating with the Council’s Seven-metre by-law ordinance saying the public has positively responded to the ordinance by complying with it.
