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As part of their hands-on learning experience, History teacher trainees from the Faculty of Education and Humanities at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) visited the Solomon Islands National Museum on Friday, 28th March. The visit aimed to offer the trainees firsthand exposure to historical artifacts, narratives, and interpretations of the nation’s history. This experience […]

The Minister for Police, National Security and Correctional Services (MPNSCS) has hailed the recently launched National Security Strategy (NSS) 2025 as a demonstration of the Government’s unwavering dedication to safeguarding the sovereignty of Solomon Islands and the safety of its people. Speaking at the launch in Honiara Friday last week, Hon. Minster Jimson Tanagada said

Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele MP met with Her Excellency Ann Marie Yastishock, the non-resident U.S. Ambassador to Solomon Islands, in Honiara. At the outset, Prime Minister Hon. Manele expressed Solomon Islands’ appreciation for the longstanding relationship with the United States, acknowledging the invaluable support received over the years. He highlighted significant USAID programs such

A Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) officer, Senior Sergeant Raymond Togapada, made history as the first RSIPF officer to graduate from the prestigious Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) National Academy in Quantico, Virginia, in the United States of America (USA). Senior Sergeant Togapada was one of over 200 law enforcement officers who attended and

Burns Creek Adventist School recently unveiled the China-Solomon Islands Friendship Sports Court, a new facility designed to foster physical activity and build stronger community ties. The inauguration was marked by remarks from Chinese Ambassador H.E. Cai Weiming, who highlighted the importance of sports in education. Ambassador Cai emphasized that physical activities go beyond exercise, offering

The official handover of the Atoifi Dental Clinic to Atoifi Hospital in East Kwaio, Malaita Province, has been confirmed for June. Dr. Genna Levitch, the donor of the ADC, confirmed this in an email circulated to all partners regarding the clinic’s handover update. “I would like to confirm to everyone that we are in the

Vendors in the art market of the Solomon Islands have voiced concerns over the growing challenges they face, particularly the overcrowding of vendors in the art gallery and the declining demand for local handmade arts and crafts. This issue has been ongoing since the beginning of the year and continues to affect the industry. The

Students from the Department of Fisheries Studies at Solomon Islands National University (SINU) were deeply honoured and privileged to engage with one of the world’s foremost authorities on ocean law and maritime governance, Professor Stuart Kaye OAM, Director of the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security (ANCORS), during a guest lecture held today

In early March, the Baru Conservation Alliance (BCA) hosted a transformative four-day workshop that brought together 47 participants, including members of the Aifasu tribe, BCA staff, and partners from Mai Ma’asina Green Belt (MMGB), James Cook University (JCU), and the Australian High Commission. The workshop, held in Honiara, aimed to gather indigenous knowledge from the

The Ministry of Mines and Energy has issued a formal response to the allegations raised by the Leader of the Opposition, Hon. Matthew Wale, regarding the proposed granting of a mining license to Far East Resources Company Ltd for nickel mining operations on San Jorge. The Opposition Leader alleged, tribal leaders and landowners raised concerns