Tribe dismisses claims of land ownership by Simbo Tribe

Members of Haubata Hanigoana, a sub-tribe of Huabata Tribe in Guadalcanal Province has described claims by Simbo Tribe as the customary ownership of land within and around Honiara City including Papaho as misleading. The tribe has refuted recent reports where Simbo tribe reaffirms customary landownership through traditional ceremonies as highlighted by their spokesperson Lawrence Justine and the so called Tadai…

Heavy rain warning issued

Solomon Islands Meteorological Service has issued its first heavy raining warning advisory. This came after a current low-pressure system is located south of the country. The notice was issued at 7pm Tuesday evening 31st March 2026. The advisory said, the heavy rain warning is for all the provinces. An orange alert for all provinces was…

AUSTRALIA SUPPORTS 726 SOLOMON ISLANDERS WITH TVET SCHOLARSHIPS 

More Solomon Islanders will gain practical skills, access jobs and contribute to their communities through 726 Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) scholarships in 2026. This means more Solomon Islanders have access to quality training opportunities to build a better future and contribute to their country.  The scholarships are delivered under the Solomon Islands-Australia Partnership…

Fulbright English Teaching Assistants Teach – and Learn – at St John’s Community High 

HONIARA,  – The U.S. Embassy, through the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) Program, brought two English teachers to Saint John Community High School in Honiara to assist local English teachers.   The Fulbright ETA Program places Fulbrighters in classrooms abroad to help teach the English…