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The Aftermath Of Logging’s Broken Promises: Can Carbon Trading Save Makira’s Last Forests?
by Georgina Maka’a & Ronald Toito’ona Once called Solomon Islands’ least developed province, the logging industry was sold as the catalyst for change for Makira-Ulawa…
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View AllThe Six-Foot Betrayal: How a Generation Lost Everything
by Charley Piringi “When a Prime Minister is simultaneously the regulator, the…
The Small Wound That Can Cost a Foot
Scaling up health worker skills to fight  diabetic foot disease in Solomon…
The Last Trees: Solomon Islands Faces Life After Logging
For decades, the sound of chainsaws and heavy machinery have been a…
CDF: From Dependency Syndrome to Reform
In-depth Solomon investigates the history of Constituency Development Funds, examining how the…
How Pineapple Juice is Changing Village Life
For a group of village farmers in the highlands of East Central…
A Dream Finally Breaks Ground
After years of waiting, the young people of Central Islands Province are…
Kimisi Reflects on Six Years With RAPPP
After six years of service with the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force…
Buala Market The Lastest Milestone In Australia’s Partnership With Isabel Province
With the High Commissioner accompanying Prime Minister Wale on his Guest of…
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View AllHigashide Strikes Late To Give Solomon Kings Vital Win
Sota Higashide's stoppage-time penalty gave Solomon Kings a crucial 3-2 victory over Vanuatu United at HFC Bank Stadium With the matches counting down and not…






















