In this edition of Side by Side, Parliament staff learn about gender and gender equality through a three-day training in Honiara, and SIBC stringer John Toki attends a children’s rally in Savo, Central Province that highlights the crucial role fathers play in raising children in today’s changing…
In this episode of The Environment Show, Mirriam Basia sits down with George Tauika to talk about what the lake means to those who have lived alongside it for years and the challenges they are facing from climate change.
In the latest Langus Blo Iumi program, Moddie Nanau speaks to Sipriano Wahaii, one of the very few villagers in Are’are, Malaita Province who has the skills and knowledge to construct a I’orahaku.
In this edition of Landmarks, SIBC talks to Steven Harry an elder of Busu Island about a monument that was built in honour of Prince Phillip’s visit to the artificial island in 1959.
In the latest edition of The Environment Show, Chief Mathew of Makira, talks about the changes on the weather pattern and climate change in his village. While women of Aola, in East Central Guadalcanal, weave baskets out from used plastics in reducing wastes in their community.
In the latest edition of $’s & Sense, Charles Bice of SIBC spoke to Jenny about her Honiara-based tailoring Business. She highlighted the challenges of venturing into such a business and how a prick of the needle pushed her into what she eventually loved doing to support her family.
In November’s edition of Side by Side, the program adapted for radio, a video clip by Vois blo Mere Solomons on stories by Solomon Islands women who experience violence and abuse by intimate partners. Click on the link below to listen:
The duo behind the hit song ‘Half Machu’ swung by SIBC’s studios to talk to Joseph Gale about their musical interests and the inspiration behind their music. Click the link below to listen:
In this latest edition of Langus Blo Umi programme, SIBC’s Moddie Nanau talks with Micheal Pule from Ngella – The Mari’o group of people who tries to keep their original language through the custom songs and lullaby they sang. Click the link below to listen: Langus Blo Umi : Gela Mari’o
In the latest Side By Side program, SIBC speaks to the Premier of Western Province on his executive’s view on including three elected seats for women in the provincial assembly.
In this latest edition of Landmark, SIBC’s Leni Dalavera went back to his former school in West Kwaio, Malaita Province and chatted to local landowner Luke Togi about Su’u’s dark past.
In this latest edition of Calling Provinces, Elizabeth Sade talks to Margaret Siho, a woman from Hae Village, about the difficulties of village life. While SIBC’s John Toki went to the International Rural Women’s Day at Tetere in Guadalcanal.
In the last Environment Show program, Priscilla Ragu talks to Esther Lodu about her home, Simbo Island in the Western Province, and how it is become an organic island. Click on the link below to listen: The Environment Show – Simbo
Many adults in the Solomon Islands have trouble reading and writing, so one school, just outside of Honiara, is trying to change all that. Listen to the podcast below to hear all about it: Langus Blo Iumi: Matariu School
In the latest edition of SIBC’s Dollars and Sense podcast, Charles Bice talks to Albert Gaori about the Chevrolets of the Solomons – the Fiberglass boat. Click below to listen to the podcast: $$ and Sense – the fiberglass boat
Choiseul is a long long way away from Honiara, and the province sometimes gets forgotten. So as part of SIBC’s Environment Show Priscilla Ragu spoke to Choiseul Premier Jackson Kiloe about the major issues affecting the region, such as climate change and conservation, and how the community is…
If you missed the Solo Icon final, don’t worry, we recorded the whole thing. You might not be able to see all the dance moves but at least you can hear the performances. Check it out in the link below: Solo Icon Final in full
In this edition of the Landmarks podcast, SIBC talks to the villagers of the Mount Popomanaseu area, including one who is a 16th-generation villager of the area. Landmarks Mount Popomanaseu, part 2
In the latest Landmarks program, SIBC talks to the villagers of Mount Popomanaseu – the Solomon Islands’ highest point – to find out the secrets of the area including stories of giant Taro and giant pigs and giant people! Click the link below to listen: Landmarks: Mount Popomanaseu
