Lepping Takes Women’s Voice to Diplomatic Level
BY JOY OFASIA
Newly appointed Women Ambassador Regina Lepping says her new role carries a significant responsibility to serve Solomon Islands with integrity while ensuring...
Naha’s Long Journey from Valley to Health Centre
BY JOY OFASIA
For Naha 1 community representative Ann Seinemua, the opening of the new Level 2 Urban Health Centre is more than the completion...
Naha Health Centre Opens New Door to Care
BY JOY OFASIA
For many families living in East Honiara, getting medical care has often meant travelling to the National Referral Hospital. The opening of...
PRIVATE VIEW:Against the Odds: A Village Girl Who Kept Going
BY MAEVERLYN KUTAI, PHD CANDIDATE IN WORLD ECONOMICS, CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF FINANCE AND ECONOMICS, CHINA
I was raised in the village by my parents who...
WRAM Concludes Second National Feminist Forum in Honiara
BY JOY OFASIA
The Women’s Rights Action Movement (WRAM) has concluded its second National Feminist Forum for Solomon Islands, bringing together women’s organisations, civil society...
SIWIBA Explores Strategic Partnership Opportunities with PNG Women’s Micro Bank (Mama Bank)
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea – 13th September 2026: The Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) recently held a strategic meeting with the...
SIWIBA Members Gain Regional Experience in Hawaii
BY JOY OFASIA
Members of the Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) are gaining new skills and regional experience through a leadership and economic...
Mavis Tom: Leading Solomon Islands Aviation Technology
BY SHOREYANN RAGOSO
For many airline passengers, a journey begins with a simple booking and ends when they collect their bags at their destination. Behind...
Young Zuma Builds Tourism Future in Marovo, Western Province
BY JOY OFASIA
At just 28 years old, Zuma Teahemano Lilivae is helping shape the future of tourism in Marovo Lagoon, Western Province of the...
Sign Language Training Strengthens Inclusive Healthcare for Gender Based Violence (GBV) Survivors
Deaf survivors and people who are hard of hearing will have better access to support services after health workers from the National Referral Hospital,...
