For Junior Ben Suku, the youngest of seven from Makira Ulawa and Malaita Provinces, life has been shaped by faith and family. Now a Form 7 Science student at Betikama Adventist College, his journey has been one of struggle, discovery, and transformation. When Junior first arrived at Betikama in 2024, he faced the challenge of […]
Junior’s Journey: Finding Hope and Purpose Through Counselling Read More »
At first glance, the vibrant orange overalls might look like standard issue for Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) volunteers, but for Peter Bulubali, Philemon Roroi, and Nathaniel Tutugu, they symbolize something far deeper, a dream realized, a milestone achieved, and a promise to give back, both in Australia and their homeland, the Solomon Islands. All
On May 24, 2025, the Faculty of Education and Humanity at SINU hosted a vibrant and insightful event titled Creative Cultural Performance at the FOPA (Cultural Village), Panatina Campus. Organized as part of the South Pacific Literacy (LIT611) course, the event was coordinated by lecturer Madam Roslyn Oiabu Manipuri. Running from 2:30 pm to 5:30
Celebrating Pacific Cultures Through Creative Performance Read More »
Returning from a seminar in China’s Guangdong Province, Cornel came back with more than just new knowledge. He returned with a vision. Captivated by China’s rapid and far-reaching technological and economic progress, Cornel shared powerful reflections on what he experienced, particularly highlighting the role of innovation in driving China’s transformation. “Chinese young generations today are
Josie recently returned from a seminar in China’s Guangdong Province, carrying powerful impressions of the country’s warmth, innovation, and inclusive development. Her journey offered fresh perspectives not only on China but on what’s possible for the Solomon Islands. “Chinese hospitality, expressed through thoughtful gift-giving, warm smiles, and genuine curiosity, often bridged the language gaps we
From China to Home: Josie Shares Hopeful Insights Read More »
Education is considered a key to a better future, yet for many in the Solomon Islands, it remains a distant dream due to financial, geographical, and cultural barriers. Marilyn Sioho’s story highlights the struggles many children face in this island nation, where access to education is not guaranteed but rather dependent on circumstances beyond their
A Heartwarming Story of Community Support: Marilyn Sioho’s Return to School Read More »
FROM MUSICIAN TO BECOME A COMMUNITY SANITATION CHAMPION Switching from one interest to another interest is a common occurrence today in the Solomon Islands. Chris Panakera at the age of 45 famously known as “Chris Hamson,” has transitioned from being a popular musician to a community sanitation champion for Jericho Community in Central Rannogah of
PANAKERA “A COMMUNITY” SANITATION CHAMPION Read More »
After a year filled with international tours and the challenges that come with it, the award-winning reggae band Doormans Project DMP is finally returning to their roots for a special homecoming concert in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Set for this Saturday, November 9th, at Cowboys Grill, the Home Again concert promises to be a night of
DMP Home Again Concert: One Show for where it all Began
Read More »
In a commendable display of community spirit and environmental responsibility, the Solomon Nihon (JICA) Alumni Association recently organized a cleanup campaign at the Mamana waterfront in Honiara. This initiative came in the wake of a devastating flash flood that left behind a significant amount of debris, prompting the association to take action. The cleanup attracted
The new Manager Business of Investment and Commercial Services (BICs) at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU), Samson Bisafo has just completed his Master of Management at the University of South Australia (UniSA) in Adelaide in July 2024. Acquiring a Master of Management in Australia and a new position at the Solomon Islands National University
A managerial role at SINU for UniSA graduate Read More »
