In the remote Choiseul province of the Solomon Islands, families like Peter’s are seeing tangible benefits from the Climate Change, Adaptation Resilience, and Empowerment (C-CARE) project, an initiative spearheaded by Save the Children Solomon Islands (SCSI). Through this project, local families are gaining invaluable skills in soil and crop management, making it easier to grow […]

The Solomon Islands faces a complex mix of health challenges for its male population, as evidenced by the top 20 leading causes of death in 2023. The list reveals the burden of  non-communicable conditions and infectious diseases, painting a picture of a healthcare system struggling with both traditional and modern threats.  Non-Communicable Diseases Topping the

STRONG WIND WARNING NUMBER TWENTY ONE ISSUED BY THE SOLOMON ISLANDS METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE AT 4:00PM THIS AFTERNOON ON FRIDAY, 28TH FEBRUARY 2025. A STRONG WIND WARNING IS CURRENT FOR RENNELL AND BELLONA WATERS.  SITUATION: A TROUGH LIES OVER THE SOLOMON ISLANDS..EXPECT NORTHWESTERLY WINDS TO REACH 20 TO 30 KNOTS OVER RENNELL AND BELLONA WATERS. SEAS

This is to inform all vehicle owners and/or mechanics responsible for derelict vehicles located along Koa Hill, Skyline, and Mbokonavera (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5) that authorised Council officers will begin inspections and issuing notices starting Monday, 3 March 2025. When approached or requested by authorised officers, vehicle owners and/or mechanics are required to

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.