Local Women Entrepreneurs Urged to Protect Ideas
BY JOY OFASIA
President of the Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA), Julie Haro, has thanked partners and stakeholders for supporting the Inception Workshop...
Australia Praised For Supporting Growth of Women Entrepreneurs in Solomon Islands
BY JOY OFASIA
THE Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Commerce, Immigration, Labour, and Industries, Riley Mesepitu has praised the Australian government's ongoing partnership with...
Vendors Struggling to Earn Income in Gizo Market
BY KHAMA LINCOLNGizo Based Isles Media Freelance Reporter
A lot of Market Vendors in Gizo are now facing difficulty in earning much need income as...
Corina Dettke Turns Passion into Business through CVD Beauty
BY SHOREYANN RAGOSO
For Corina Dettke, beauty has never been just about makeup. It is about helping people feel confident, expressing creativity, and giving back...
HCC Vendors and Rural Farmers Celebrate International Rural Women’s Day
BY JOY OFASIA
The Honiara Central Market Vendors Association joined rural farmers in a special celebration for 2025 International Rural Women’s Day at Dolphin View...
Bernadette Saho, a Passionate Tailor with Experience Talent
BY CHRIS ALEX
"I am not highly trained in sewing clothes but I have proven that hard work, perseverance, and passion are qualities you need...
Minister Impressed With Buala Market Facilities for Women
The new Buala Market has been designed in consultation with vendors and the local community to create an inclusive, accessible space for over 150...
Earning Income in Shell Money Making
BY JEFFREY TAFOLEHE
THE art of shell money making is a skill that has served the country well in terms of economic benefits, National pride...
Local Women Contributing to the Tourism Sector
BY ESTHER NURIA
AS our tourism sector is growing domestically, and slowly making its way known to the outside world. It’s obvious to see the...
Woman Vendor Grows and Sells Home Tobacco
BY JOY OFASIA
IT has become common for self-employed women vendors in Honiara’s informal sector to sell betel nuts on the streets or in marketplaces...
