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New Buala Market Takes Shape

Construction of the new Buala Market in Isabel Province is taking shape, with the foundations complete and the main scaffolding work now underway. The project is part of Australia’s provincial markets redevelopment program, which has been delivered by a 100 per cent Solomon Islander workforce.  Local contractor Tropic Group Builders…

AgricultureJust InNews

East Malaita Cocoa and Copra Farmers Receive Boost from Hon. Farobo

Local cocoa and copra farmers in Ward 16, East Kwara’ae Constituency, Malaita Province, received essential materials this week from their Member of Provincial Assembly (MPA), Honorable Preston Billy Farobo.  The assistance, which included empty drums and nets, aims to support farmers in building sheds for drying cocoa and copra, which…

FisheriesJust InNews

FFA marks ground-breaking of a new Regional Fisheries Surveillance Centre

HONIARA, 30 OCT 2024 – The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) held a ground-breakingceremony last week Friday 25 October 2024 in Honiara to unveil the design and commencement ofthe construction of a new building complex for its Regional Fisheries Surveillance Centre (RFSC). The ceremony at the FFA Headquarters was…

EducationFeatureJust InNews

Australian Awards graduate pushes to improve rural infrastructure in SI

A young civil and structural engineer is now utilising his knowledge and skills acquired under anAustralian Awards Scholarship (AAS) to ensure his local community have the same infrastructuredevelopment to those in capital Honiara of Solomon Islands. Jim Tawa Biliki received his Master of Engineering (Civil and Structural) testamur in early…

EducationJust InNews

SI-US Alumni Group Organises ‘Amerikan Naet’ For KGVI School Students 

The Solomon Islands-United States Alumni Group recently organized an ‘Amerikan Naet’ (American Night) at King George Sixth National Secondary School. The night’s event featured four successful career professionals who have completed their training in the US in recent years, providing a renewed sense of purpose and a tremendous amount of…

EnvironmentJust InNews

US-Funded MCC Project Brings Makira-Ulawa Landowners to Discuss Forest Carbon Initiatives

Solomon Islands stakeholders came together in Kirakira, provincial capital of Makira-Ulawa Province, recently to advance discussion on forest carbon initiatives.  Supported by the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Solomon Islands Threshold Program (SITHP), the two-day meeting focused on the province’s ongoing work to protect the forests and tap into voluntary carbon…

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