The Directors of the National Broadcaster SIBC have appointed a New Zealand company to develop the plan for a national public television service. SIBC Chairman Mr.
The Country’s National Broadcaster, Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation SIBC will join others in celebrating World Radio Day next Monday, 15th February 2016. World Radio Day marks the importance of celebrating radio, why we love it and why we need it today more than ever.
Avu’avu provincial secondary school in South Guadalcanal will jointly host an unplugged string bands recording session with the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) later this week. An SIBC touring team has left Honiara for Avu’avu school ahead of the event.
More than twenty Kindergarten student from Wesley Kindergarten school in Honiara have today visited the National Broadcaster. The visit aims to empower students on the roles, functions and responsibilities of the broadcasting media in Solomon Islands.
A MESSAGE FOR RADIO LISTENERS SIBC RESPONDS TO LISTENER VIEWS AND PREFERENCES EXPRESSED DURING OUR RURAL AND URBAN SURVEYS. SOME CHANGES BEGIN ON MONDAY 5TH OCTOBER: – THE MORNING SHOW IS ‘UNIFIED’, HEARD ON ALL FREQUENCIES – FM, MW AND SW – FROM 6 AM TO 11AM. – AT 7AM THE MORNING NEWS
The Solomon Islands Broadcasting Cooperation (SIBC) has signed a partnership agreement with the Point Cruz Yacht Club (PCYC) to organise the ‘2015 Fishing Completion’.
