THE Solomon Islands National University (SINU) Senior Lecturer and Head of School of Education, Dr John Lenga Sisiolo has shared the story of his educational journey to a group of Form 6 graduands with the objective of inspiring them to persevere in their own educational journeys and be successful. Dr Sisiolo, who earned his PhD in…
A team from the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) has successfully conducted a mid-term review of the National Education Action Plan (NEAP) 2022-2026 in Auki, Malaita province and Tulagi in Central province. The review was conducted concurrently in Auki from Wednesday 23rd -Thursday 24th and in Tulagi from Thursday 24th -Friday 25th October to assess the…
It will be a repeat of last year’s title decider when Tahiti face the Solomon Islands in the OFC Beach Soccer Men’s Nations Cup final on Saturday. This is despite the fact that Fiji have ended their group stage campaign, today, on a high with a 6-5 penalty shootout victory over the hosts, after they…
Health Leaders from the Western Pacific, currently attending the 75th RCM in Manila, Philippines, have unanimously endorsed Solomon Islands and Japan as the next Western Pacific representatives to the World Health Organization (WHO) Executive Board, replacing China and Micronesia, whose terms end in 2025. This is the first time ever that Solomon Islands is accorded the…
High Court clips businessman Bartlett’s wings on Russell Islands land deal BUSINESSMAN Alex Bartlett faces the prospect of having to pay back $1 million he advanced from the Copra Export Marketing Authority (CEMA) in a deal to sell a popular beachfront hideaway in West Honiara for $7 million. The deal involves the titles of some…
Solomon Islands last week joined some of the World’s leading news agencies at the 6th World Media Summit in Urumqi, Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. The media summit discussed the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and media transformation in the advent of AI. The 6th World Media Summit brought together over 500 representatives from…
Women in leadership face barriers that are both visible and invisible. From societal expectations and cultural norms to structural inequalities and biases, these barriers have kept many women from realizing their full potential in executive and corporate leadership roles. This was highlighted by the President of the recently launched Women in Executive Leadership Solomon Islands…
A LOCAL artisan Lydia Rosa from Beleha in Central Guadalcanal has urged the younger generation to learn and appreciate the age-old local crafting knowledge that have been passed down through generations. In a recent exclusive interview with Solomon Star, Ms Rosa shared her concerns about the diminishing interest in traditional crafting amongst the youths of…
A SHIPMENT of equipment for an SBD 2.5 million Japanese-funded micro hydropower project for the Ado Rural Farmer Association has arrived at the project site in Falake village in West Kwara’ae Constituency earlier this week. The successful transportation of the equipment from the Auki Wharf to the project site highlighted the community’s commitment to implementing this important initiative. Local support for the…
GOVERNMENT agencies responsible for inspecting goods entering and leaving Solomon Islands have reported that no human organs have been discovered. This comes in response to recent rumors about attempted child kidnappings for the purpose of organ trafficking. In a press Conference held in Cabinet Room on Monday 21 October, Chief Immigration Officer Arnold Horesi responded…