LISTENING to their testimonies was unbearable, but nine victims of the past ethnic conflict front up the public to reveal their emotional stories of the past yesterday.
THE Solomon Islands Honey Association will soon establish a special storage facility with up-to-date Stainless Steel Honey Tank.
ROYAL Solomon Islands Police Officer, Detective Inspector Florence Taro, was yesterday awarded the RAMSI Special Coordinator’s Award for Women, recognising her contribution to improving the status of women both within and outside the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF).
CHAIRS for Su’u National Secondary School’s new chapel have finally arrived in Honiara – all 1,000 of them.
PRIME Minister Dr Derek Sikua last week presented the Solomon Islands medal to wife of late Anil Kumar Malhotra, Parvaish Kumari in Brussels, Belgium.
SOLOMON Islander Robert Iroga has completed his two-year contract with the ACP on 28 February 2010.
PROVIDING inspiration to the next generation of women leaders of Solomon Islands was the key reason for compiling the first ever book on Solomon Islands female leaders, says its co-editor, Dr Alice Aruheeta Pollard.
STUDENTS studying in Papua New Guinea are reminded to respect the laws of their host country and follow rules of the institutions they study.
LOCAL students studying at Divine Word University in Madang, Papua New Guinea, are urged to strive for excellence.
TAIWAN yesterday released the first payment of $10 million for the 2010 Rural Constituency Development Fund (RCDF) yesterday.
THE Government yesterday handed over around $500,000 (more than USD$60,000) to the people of American Samoa for relief efforts there.
SUVA (Fiji Times) - The level of violence against women in the Pacific is among the most severe in the world.
WOMEN around the world and in the country are still suffering from various forms of discrimination, abuse and exploitation.
HONIARA streets was graced by parading women who marched down town like an army to celebrate the International Women’s Day, but Rose Mary Nunua made the bravest public march of them all.
Five people from Finland spent last week in the country, learning and sharing ideas with locals in various organisations.
PEOPLE in North West Guadalcanal have food that will only sustain them for up to a week according to assessment reports.
Kuma primary school in South Guadalcanal will become a community High School next year thanks to the Constituency Rural Livelihood funds which were materialized into a building which will accommodate secondary classes.
A book on leading women in Solomon Islands entitled 'Being the First', published in Solomons Pidgin – the only widely spoken language will be officially launched today.
PEOPLE of Aola and Paripao wards in east Guadalcanal are planning to boycott the National General Election lat this year.