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The Solomon Islands Government (SIG) and the Solomon Islands National Teachers Association (SINTA) have reached a consensus on the way forward to address key issues raised by the country’s teachers. The agreement was reached during a joint negotiation meeting on Wednesday, 7th August, between officials from the Office of the…
by Ednal PalmerIn Apia, Samoa As Pacific leaders prepare for a Climate Change dialogue, two young Solomon Islanders are part of a pack of ambitious young Climate Change advocates across the Pacific who are in Apia, Samoa to be part of a Climate Change dialogue on Loss and Damage. Roderick…
by Ednal PalmerIn Apia, Samoa While the term “Loss and Damage” remains undefined under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), it is widely recognized by Pacific Island countries as a climate emergency. In a powerful show of unity and resilience, around 40 young climate advocates from across…
Key findings: by Ronald Toito’ona Thousand Ships Bay, located on the southern coast of Isabel Province, was once a place of life, culture, and abundance. Its clear waters and rich marine life fed generations and connected communities. Now it stands on the brink of ecological collapse. At the heart of…
The Japan-funded Human Resource Development Scholarship (JDS) is gearing up for its second intake, with strategic preparations underway to attract high-caliber applicants across Solomon Islands. On July 31st, the JDS Operating Committee convened to establish the recruitment and selection processes for the upcoming cohort. The committee comprises representatives from the…
Snyder Rini, Solomon Islands’ shortest-serving Prime Minister and one of its longest-serving parliamentarians, has died at the age of 77. Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele officially announced Rini’s passing in Parliament this afternoon, describing him as a statesman who served with distinction and dedication throughout his career. In his obituary statement,…
Students and teachers from Gawa Primary and Secondary School in the Reef Islands, Temotu Province have taken the lead in voluntarily cleaning up Lomlom Airport, following the recent suspension of flight services due to safety concerns. The clean-up was carried out free of charge, with no payment requested or expected.…
They deserve only the best — and that can only be breastmilk by Dr Howard L. IsobelWHO Representative In Solomon Islands It’s something that comes naturally to every new mother. It’s scientifically proven to be life-nourishing beyond anything artificial, and is safe for mothers and babies. I’m talking about breastmilk. But…
by Ednal Palmer The Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA), and key partners and stakeholders, today commemorated World Ranger Day under the global theme “Rangers: Powering Transformative Conservation.” Held at the Holy Cross Cathedral Hall in Honiara, the event brought together environmental organisations, NGOs, government representatives, and ranger groups to honour…
by Ednal Palmer The Solomon Islands Rangers Association (SIRA) has successfully delivered the secondsession of their School Awareness Program at St Joseph’s Tenaru this week, empoweringstudents to take an active role in protecting the environment and advocating for sustainableresource management. Under the theme “Be the Voice for Future Generations,” the…
