BY JOHN HOUANIHAU MORE support is needed in the fight again the African snail said a concern youth from North West Guadalcanal. The concern youth said that the fight against the invasive species still remain a major concern for them…
BY KHAMA LINCOLN Isles Media Freelance Reporter In Gizo “THERE are two things that I saw strange in the ocean. When we were between Temotu and Makira we met a Tornado, sucking the water about 10 meters away.” Captain Nigel…
BY LESLEY FOINAGWA AFTER 37 years since finishing grade 6 in primary education, Colman I’agwaru, a native in the West Kwaio region, Malaita province ended up cultivating betel nut plants. His experiment was successful and now makes a profit from…
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU IT is important that weather bulletins and warnings messages issued by the Solomon Islands Meteorological Service (SIMS) reach people in the rural communities in a simple and clear form in order for them to understand. Having that…
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU MRS. Melinda Tombakelu who resides at Mount Austin, Guadalcanal Province is venturing into planting and farming grapes. Without much experience with planting grapes in the Solomon Islands, Mrs. Tombakelu is working around the clock on all possible…
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU NO ACTIVE Cyclone have been forecasted for Solomon Island Exclusive economic zone water at the moment.This was the latest confirmation disclosed by Solomon Islands Meteorological Services (MET) last night.Speaking to Environment Media Solomon Islands, MET officer, Edward…
BY LESLEY FOINAGWA in West Kwaio, Malaita Province TABA’A Community-Based Resources Management committee in West Kwaio, Malaita Province has enforced a three years ban on Marine harvesting effective starting from 1st of August 2021 and will remain for three years.…
SOLOMON Ports is now proud to announce that we are now a signatory of the “Call to action for Shipping Decarbonization.” This was announced by Ingrid Sidenvall Jegou the Project Director for the Global Maritime Program on the 13th of…
BY KHAMA LINCOLN in Gizo SITTING ON his old hammock contemplating on the best ideas to rescue his community from the obvious impact of climate change, as the ocean extends it’s reach under his thatched home, 60 plus year old…
BY KHAMA LINCOLN in Gizo LITTLE innocent children of Nusa Baruku in Gizo Western Solomons, play in the murky saline pools between and under their own houses, as sea-level rise brings new challenges for the coastal community in the new…
BY KHAMA LINCOLN In Gizo WE usually appreciated fishermen when we see them displaying various beautiful species of fish at fish markets, what we may not really be aware of is their experience out in the ocean and at the…
BY LESLEY FOINAGWA AFTER 37 years since finishing grade 6 in primary education, Colman I’agwaru, a native in the West Kwaio region, Malaita province ended up cultivating betel nut plants. His experiment was successful and now makes a profit from…