Wantok Bosco celebrated in style
Students and youths in the three Don Bosco institutions over the weekend gathered at Tetere Don Bosco Hall, east of Honiara, to celebrate the Wantok Bosco day.
The event was animated by the Salesian brothers...
Malaita provincial health to inquire into magnetic claim
BY SAMIE WAIKORI
AUKI
MALAITA provincial health and other support authorities will launch an inquiry to verify the authenticity of pictures and information contain in a clip that is currently circulating on social.
The same news appeared...
SECOND ESP
Most families still live ‘hand to mouth’: Wale
By EDDIE OSIFELO
The persistence of hardships felt by families and households in the country has prompted the call for government to come up with a second stimulus...
Selwyn College alumni and students to clean up Honiara
MEMBERS of the Selwyn Old Scholars Association (SOSA) along with current staff and students of Selwyn College Secondary School will be engaging in a general clean-up of Honiara city.
The clean-up will be held on...
‘Access’ and life
Persons with disability teach us what the word means
BY IRWIN ANGIKI
You think you’ve had a rough day? Please know that persons with disability live their lives everyday ‘rougher’.
This is mainly because they do not...
Australia promises million-dollar projects for Western province
BY BEN BILUAGizo
THE Australian High Commissioner has announced major development for Western Province.
Dr Lachlan Strahan made the promise during a brief meeting with Premier David Gina yesterday in Gizo.
He said the Australian government through...
Mangrove planting could help protect Solomon Islands community against rising sea level
BY ALFRED PAGEPITU
The coastal community of Nagoibo on Santa Isabel Province in Solomon Islands is one of the most vulnerable places in the country to the impacts of climate change. It is threatened by...
START A CHILD OFF RIGHT
Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it. (Prov. 22:6 NIV)
CHILDREN are very important members of the family. The responsibility of...
Market getting overcrowded for women
BY ALFRED PAGEPITU
CENTRAL Market is not a new place for market goers to do their shopping for fresh local foods, vegetables, fish, fruits and many more.
Almost every day its
is the busiest place for people...
Women’s regional meeting attracts more participants
BY BEN BILUAGizo
OVER one thousand participants from the public and private sectors will take part in the 14th Triennial Conference of Pacific Women and the 7th Meeting of Pacific Ministers for Women which kicks...