Agriculture

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU WOMEN in Hageulu village in Isabel province is moving to conserve and protect their Tubi forest. This comes after a successful consultation headed by the so-called local conservation organization the 'Network for Indigenous...

BY KHAMA LINCOLN ISLES MEDIA FREELANCE REPORTER IN GIZO TOWARDS the end of last month during the festive season, 73-year-old, Kolombangara woman, Susana Matekolo said, corona virus pandemic does not affect her sales, as a vendor...

BY KHAMA LINCOLN in Gizo A CLASS four student, Rose Kiko, 13, and Elderly Mother, Freda Kamikera are seaweed (sea grapes) farmers from Kongulavata, west of Gizo Island in the Western Solomons. A few days ago,...

BY KHAMA LINCOLN in Gizo THIS Christmas is the first time for elderly grandmother mother Irène Linge and her granddaughter to travel 237 Miles to sell mangos and melons in Gizo. Her husband James is...

BY JOHN HOUANIHAUTHE Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock have launched its 2021-2030 strategic plan Tuesday Last week.This was announced by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL) Permanent Secretary, Mrs Ethel T Francis during...

BY LESLEY FOINAGWA - ISLES MEDIA FREELANCE REPORTER IN WEST KWAIO WOMEN representative from Ward 28, in West Kwaio, Margaret Wate have acknowledged their provincial Member, Hon. Claudio Teifi for providing small income-generating projects to...

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU OPPOTUNITIES do not come so often and Solomon Islanders who have the chance to go and work in Australia are so fortunate according to Lyn Gale. Mrs Gale who lived in Melbourne, Australia for...

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU IT IS the first time for the Ministry of Agriculture and the country to have a 10 year strategy plan according to the Ministry’s Permanent Secretary, Ethel Francis. ‘’It actually started in 2019...

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU THE MINISTRY Of Fisheries and Marine Resources will soon introduce a new Tilapia species to local tilapia farmers in the Country. This was highlighted last week at the heritage park Hotel by the...

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU Diane Joshua ventured into Cassava gardening in year 2018 to support her in her study at the Solomon Islands National University. In 2019, Diane was a former Teacher in Training (TIT) -early childhood...