The Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) celebrates its 10th Anniversary this week. The Association says the celebration coincides with SIWIBA’s bi-monthly Mere’s Market for the month of February. The theme of the celebration is “Strengthening Women Through Business”.
The Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) will celebrate its 10th anniversary next week. A media statement from SIWIBA says the celebration will coincide with the bi-monthly SIWIBA Mere’s Market for the month of February.
Many North Malaita constituents have appreciated the management capability of their community agent, Mrs Lina Iroketa. Stringer John Andrew Kiri reports, this follows a successful distribution of $15,000 support to school children in Ward seven of North Malaita Constituency.
Solomon Islands Paediatrician Dr James Auto says the machines handed over to the National Referral Hospital last Friday is part of UNICEF’s wider program with the Ministry of Health and Medical Services support to women and newborn babies in Solomon Islands.
The Sunday Isles Newspaper will issue its first Solomons Women Newspaper as of next Wednesday. The mid-week paper will cover issues of women in the country. Sunday Isles Chief of Staff, Carol Ann Galo says the idea is come up with a newspaper concentrating on women’s issues.
The National Council of Women and representatives from Provincial Council of Women across the country have today ended their two days consultation on a five years strategic plan.
The Regional Rights Resource Team (RRRT) from the Secretariat of the Pacific Community has organised a two days forum-“Gender Equality Forum,” in Honiara.
Bad weather has disrupted the Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) which should celebrate its 10th Anniversary today. SIWIBA celebration should start today with a parade from the Honiara Central Market to Art Gallery where all the main activities are due to take place.
The Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) begins 10th Anniversary celebration tomorrow. The celebration will start with a parade from the Honiara Central Market to Art Gallery where main activities will take place. SIWIBA’s celebration runs from Wednesday to Friday this week.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has assured the National Council of Women (NCW) that political appointees must prove their worth under an annual performance contract when they are recruited if they are to retain their job.
The Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) will commemorate its 10th Anniversary next week. Coordinator of SIWIBA Nina Tuhaika says the program will commence on the 28th.
The Solomon Islands National Council of Women (SINCW) commends the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force for putting gender-based violence as one of its priorities this year.
The 39 Political Appointee saga comes under heavy criticism from the public, with Georgiana Sogote’e adding her voice to the chorus. Mrs. Sogote’e told SIBC News having 39 Political Appointees is too much especially when a huge number of Public Servants are already serving in the Public sector.
The Solomon Islands National Council of Women (SINCW) has called on the Democratic Coalition for Change to recognise women’s leadership abilities. The call comes after SINCW learned the National Parliament has elected Mr. Ajilon Jasper Nasiu as the new speaker of the 10th Parliament.
The Solomon Islands National Council of Women (SINCW) has strongly supported the call from the general public to elect a woman to the position of Speaker of the national Parliament.
The Ministry of Women and its partners commemorates International Human Rights Day with the presentation of awards at the Iron Bottom Sound Hotel Wednesday this week. The day also marks the final event of the 16 Days of Activism which was launched last month.
The Forum Solomon Islands International (FSII) suggests a woman should be given the position of speaker of the national parliament. FSII Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Afuga says his members support the call after learning that the parliamentary opposition has nominated Ms Teasi Sanga for the…
The Women Right’s Action Movement (WRAM) has been launched as a non-government organisation yesterday in Honiara. Established as a registered Charitable organisation under the Charitable act of Solomon Islands in 2011, the organisation promotes gender equality in Solomon Islands.
East Honiara community women want the MP-elects to vote for a Prime Minister who is disciplined – a man of integrity, passionate about serving the people of Solomon Islands.
A happy family in a happy society is a must for Solomon Islands to progress with the socio-economic development. Permanent Secretary for Justice and Legal Affairs, Freddie Me’esa made the statement during the launching of the 16 Days of Activism against gender based violence in Honiara.
