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The music scene in the Pacific Islands has been increasingly full of life, and Buad, a well-known artist from the Solomon Islands, is starting this year with something a little different. His single, “Keeper,” from his latest album, is a stunning representation of how he’s blending traditional influences with contemporary sound, creating a refreshing and […]

HEAVY RAIN WARNING NUMBER THIRTEEN ISSUED BY THE SOLOMON ISLANDS METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE AT 7:00PM THIS EVENING ON THURSDAY, 27TH FEBRUARY 2025. A HEAVY RAIN WARNING IS CURRENT FOR MOST PROVINCES. SITUATION: AN ACTIVE TROUGH LIES OVER SOLOMON ISLANDS AND LINKS TO SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE ALFRED IN THE CORAL SEA. ASSOCIATED CLOUDS AND HEAVY RAIN WITH

In Honiara, tensions are growing as student violence escalates, prompting local residents to call for stronger police intervention. Recently, a disturbing video surfaced, showing two young girls engaging in a violent fight, drawing a lot of attention. The incident has raised concerns over the safety of students and the lack of control in schools and

Honiara, the capital city of the Solomon Islands, has recently become the focus of disturbing reports of lawlessness, raising serious concerns about the state of security and justice within the city. A recent viral video on social media has highlighted this issue in a shocking manner. The video shows a group of women violently attacking

STRONG WIND WARNING NUMBER NINETEEN ISSUED BY THE SOLOMON ISLANDS METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE AT 4:00PM THIS AFTERNOON ON THURSDAY, 27TH FEBRUARY 2025. A STRONG WIND WARNING IS CURRENT FOR MOST WATERS.  SITUATION: AN ACTIVE TROUGH LIES OVER SOLOMON ISLANDS AND LINKS TO SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE ALFRED IN THE CORAL SEA..EXPECT NORTHWESTERLY WINDS TO REACH 20 TO

A disturbing trend has emerged in Honiara, the capital of the Solomon Islands, where students are increasingly engaging in public fistfights while peers enthusiastically cheer them on. These brawls, often filmed and shared on social media, reveal more than mere adolescent recklessness—they signal a deeper crisis rooted in community fragmentation and systemic failures in education. 

𝗪𝗲𝗱𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝟮𝟲 𝗙𝗲𝗯𝗿𝘂𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱 Solomon Water would like to inform their valued customers that water supply from Kombito is closed until further notice. This is due to high turbidity caused by recent heavy rains at the source. Turbidity is a measurement of how cloudy the water is in surface water sources and can be caused

SPC Director General Dr. Stuart Minchin paid a courtesy call to the Prime Minister of Solomon Islands, Honorable Jeremiah Manele, during the Honiara Summit. DG Minchin extended his congratulations to the Government and people of Solomon Islands for hosting this important event. He also took the opportunity to update Prime Minister Manele on key SPC

The Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project (UWSSSP) has reached a significant milestone with the official launch of the WASH in Schools (WinS) Project yesterday. The event marked the beginning of a transformative initiative aimed at improving water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) facilities in schools across Honiara. The launch follows the signing of a

STRONG WIND WARNING NUMBER SIXTEEN ISSUED BY THE SOLOMON ISLANDS METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE AT 7:00AM THIS MORNING ON WEDNESDAY, 26TH FEBRUARY 2025. A STRONG WIND WARNING IS CURRENT FOR MOST WATERS.  SITUATION: AN ACTIVE TROUGH LIES OVER SOLOMON ISLANDS AND LINKS TO TROPICAL CYCLONE ALFRED IN THE NORTHERN CORAL SEAS AND TROPICAL CYCLONE SERU LOCATED EAST