Increased Supply of Tuna Overwhelmed Vendors

Increased Supply of Tuna Overwhelmed Vendors

Lynda WateJan 15, 20202 min read

BY JOY OFASIA THE increasing supply of frozen salt tuna from the ocean fishing vessels in the past days has ignited a sudden burst of excitement among fish vendors at the Honiara Central Market. For the majority of women fish…

Fish Vendors Demand Upgrade of Market Site

Fish Vendors Demand Upgrade of Market Site

Lynda WateJan 15, 20203 min read

BY JOY OFASIA LOCAL fish vendors have raised their concerns demanding Honiara City Council (HCC) to provide a solution to the existing fish market site at the Honiara Central Market. Woman fish vendor, Mary Nanga argued that it has been…

Environmental Impact of Plastic in Solomon Islands

Environmental Impact of Plastic in Solomon Islands

Lynda WateJan 13, 20203 min read

BY AGNES MENANOPO  ACCORDING to a study by the Ministry of Environment, Conservation, Disaster Management (MECDM), South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) and Asian Development Bank (ADB), as of 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2019, Solomon Islands have waste made up…

Perceptions on Single-Use Plastic Ban in Solomon Islands

Perceptions on Single-Use Plastic Ban in Solomon Islands

Lynda WateJan 13, 20203 min read

BY AGNES MENANOPO  PLASTIC waste or pollution has become a general environmental issue and has gained considerable attention in recent years in the Solomon Islands. The country has experienced an increasing amount of single-use plastics (plastic bottles and bags) being…

SI Government to Consider Ban on Single-Use Plastic

SI Government to Consider Ban on Single-Use Plastic

Lynda WateJan 10, 20202 min read

BY AGNES MENANOPO SOLOMON Islands Government Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology (MECDM), Environment Division has declared the initial proposed plan to ban on the single-use of plastics to make the environment clean. The Environment Division is…