DREAMCAST Theatre Solomon Islands and One More Shot (#OMS) will host a virtual photo exhibition, a first of its kind online showcasing in the country. A statement from Dreamcast Theatre SI said the exhibition is designed to build human rights advocacy through thought-provoking local content for the public and effect active citizenship among youth. The…
AS Christians journey with Jesus during this Holy Week, we must also reflect upon our own personal relationship with Christ. These were the words of Reverend Michael Palmer during the Palm Sunday 6am Holy Mass at Saint Barnabas Provincial Cathedral of the Anglican Church of Melanesia on Sunday. Hundreds gathered for the two Sunday services…
NEWLY elected Premier for Isabel Province and the country’s first female Premier says her government will work hard to serve its people and the province. Speaking to the Solomon Star in an exclusive interview yesterday Rhoda Sikilabu said there are greater responsibilities ahead and she will work closely with her nine member executive to achieve…
THE Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) has started its weekly Night Food Market on Thursday last week (17th March 2022). A statement from SIWIBA said the food market will be held every Thursday and Friday at the Point Cruz Bulk Shop car park from 5pm to 9pm. “The Night Food Market is an…
Kalesi Nainoca and Rosalie Nongebatu struck a special friendship almost immediately after they met while studying at The University of the South Pacific’s (USP), Laucala Campus. This special bond drove them on to attain excellence in their studies. Supporting each other during their academic journey led them to achieve gold medals after completing their studies…
CELEBRATING the achievements of women and marking the struggles they have fought to forge a path for gender equality should not just be confined to one day each year. To challenge the obstacles that perpetrate inequality against women requires honesty, courage, collective effort and tireless commitment. The 2022 International Women’s Day campaign theme of #BreakTheBias…
MINISTRY of Women, Youth, Children and Family Affairs (MWYCFA) Minister, Freda Rotutafi Rangirei applauded frontline women workers during the International Women’s Day celebrations on Tuesday. Minister Rangirei said the country is facing Covid-19 for the first time, health workers and frontliners had been the hard working heroes of the country’s response. “Today on the International…
“Here comes Dorothy,” whispers one young woman to another as a littlecanoe approaches the shore. They are standing outside a village meeting house in Isabel Province, Solomon Islands. Dotted across the islands and spread over 2000 km of sea, village meeting houses are where community decisions are made. A former teacher, Dorothy, has planned today’s…
WOMEN in the Tina River Hydropower Project catchment communities are once again coming together this week to celebrate International Women’s Day. A statement from Tina River Hydropower Project said the women will spend time discussing and acknowledging the significant progress made to improve gender equality for rural women thanks to the Gender Action Plan (GAP)…
THIS year the theme for International Women’s Day is ‘Break The Bias’, the theme calling for a gender free world, a world that is free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination, a world that is diverse, equitable and inclusive, a world where difference is valued and celebrated. In the late 1800s with one of the earliest…