The Director of the Office of the Public Prosecutions Ronald Bei Talasasa talks about the future of the justice system in Solomon Islands and how his office has made efforts towards this through various capacity building initiatives for its lawyers. Listen in the link below.
Are people in Solomon Islands satisfied with the legal services provided over the past four years? What were the challenges and what is its future? Find out in this episode of Talem Ting Ting.
Doctor of Philosophy, Dr. Derek Mane says the standard of health services in Solomon Islands needs alot of improvement. He spoke about a recent trip he made to Malaita province and the challenges he saw people in the villages there face.
This episode of Talem Ting Ting focuses on the country’s health services over the past four years. Are the people satisfied with the services? What more needs to be done?
Sophie prepares to back to town to work. Before that, she holds one final discussion with the village women on why women never win elections. Find out what Sophie says.
In episode 17 of Famili blo Hana, the community is still recovering from the quake. The villagers talk to each other about their experiences, happy that they are still alive. Their MP says he will help. But will he? Listen in the link below.
Hana takes the time to thank his wife Mary for her companionship. He reflects back to his near-death experience with the landslide from the quake. What is Mary’s reaction?
The projects are yet to arrive, and like any small community the people are guessing as to what time they will arrive. Meanwhile, Hana notices some positive changes in Tafi.
Managing and sustaining the country’s marines resources is a challenge. According to Talem Ting Ting’s regular contributor David Mapuru, Solomon Islands’ efforts to sustain its marine resources are made complicated by the relationship ties it has with other countries.
With 1.6 million square kilometers of sea, Solomon Islands is abundant with marine resources. But apart from fishing for food and selling them at the markets, what other benefits have Solomon islanders derived and enjoyed from their marines resources? Find out more in the link below.
The agriculture sector is considered one of the country’s most viable economically. How has it grown over the past four years? Listen in the link below.
The first fibre optic cable project embarked on by the Solomon Islands government and Australia promises fast internet access and calls.It is expected to be complete by the end of next year. How will it affect the lives of ordinary Solomon Islanders? Find out what senior citizen Peter Forau thinks.
