Livelihood Sector Assist RSIPF Families With Relief Food Supplies
THE Livelihood Sector Committee (LSC) in the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL) has assisted 91 Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) families with much needed relief food supplies today (Friday 28th January 2022). The families are undertaking ‘home isolation’ after their family members (frontline Police officers) were infected with corona, thus, kept at the quarantine […]
Livelihood Sector Explains Distribution Channels for Food
CHAIRMAN of the Livelihood Sector Committee (LSC) Michael Ho’ota would like to make clarifications to the general public regarding the distribution channels for relief food supplies that his delivery team will be conducting as of tomorrow (Friday 28th January 2022) in…
LSC Team-up With Market Vendors to Provide Fresh Fruits And Vegetables During Lock-down
THE Livelihood Sector Committee (LSC) is partnering with Honiara Central Market Vendors Association (HCMVA) to provide fresh fruits and vegetables through mobile markets within the Honiara’s emergency zone during this lock-down period. Just day 2 of the 4 days lock…
Heavy Rain and Strong Wind Warnings for the Country
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU THE Solomon Islands Metrological Service (MET) is currently issuing heavy rain and strong wind warnings in English and Pijin version on their Facebook group. The weather forecasting office today Thursday 27 January at 7am issued strong wind…
Babatana Rainforest Conservation into Carbon Trading
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU Babatana Rainforest Conservation Project consists of six tribal lands called Sirebe, Siporae, Vuri, Padezaka, Garasa, and Lukulombere. Out of the six tribal lands, there are three tribal lands Sirebe, Siporae, and Padezaka that have already been registered…





