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BY JOHN HOUANIHAU RESILIENCE, Innovation and Social Change Girls Club which consists of young girls based in the Tuvaruhu community, Central Honiara are cleaning the environment by recycling plastic bottles into bricks and pavers. Tonnes of...

BY JOY OFASIA Baking is loved by many and is one of the most well-known hobby people passionate and have turn into moneymaking. Well here in Solomon Islands many talented bakers have turned their...

A Young Mother Shares About Starting Her Own Cake Business And The Challenges That Come With It BY JOHN HOUANIHAU BAKING has been a hobby for Ms Ilalina Bisili who then later utilised her skills to...

BY JOY OFASIA SOLOMON Islands hockey player, Alice Alide is eying to make her debut and be part of the team to represent the country at next year’s Pacific Games in Honiara. She is now engaged...

BY JOY OFASIA LOCAL athlete Delmay Waihaho will be making her second Pacific Games appearance after being selected as part of the team for Honiara 2023. The 25-year-old Solomon Islands Footballer is not a new face...

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU ANISA’s Current focus is to work hard to join the final Sol Karate squad as the country prepares to host the Pacific games in 2023. Anisa Opaka who is part Gilbert, Fataleka, and...

BY JOY OFASIA GLORETTA Anderson, 41, a mother to a daughter and a grandmother, works as a Cartographer at Safe Signals, a private UXO/Bomb Survey and Clearance company. Dealing with UXO and hazardous substances is obviously...

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 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...