Women (405)
- 25
- Jul
Long workweeks and copious amounts of stress aren’t good for anyone’s health, but new research has found that workweeks of 40 hours or more can be especially bad for women—and the reason why is depressing.
- 25
- Jul
The Australian Government has announced a new $2.3 million initiative to help address barriers to women’s participation in the workplace in Solomon Islands.
- 19
- Jul
THE Guadalcanal council of women will launch its four years strategic plan September this year.
- 19
- Jul
GUADALCANAL council of women says it plans to build two market venues for its rural farmers at both ends of the city.
- 18
- Jul
A TOTAL of 36 members of All Saints Mothers Union Group, accompanied by the Trainer of the Girls’ Friendly Society ( DOCM) and three of their members have just returned back from a mission to the Island of Ugi, under the Diocese of Hanuato’o, Makira Province.
- 16
- Jul
“Think globally, act locally” was one of the key messages highlighted by keynote speaker Sarah Todd, Papua New Guinean businesswoman and winner of last Saturday’s women in business awards hosted by Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA).
- 11
- Jul
The achievements of women in business were celebrated at the inaugural Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) awards dinner on Saturday night.
- 11
- Jul
A Charitable None Government Organisation in Malaita that deals with orphan children last week paid visits to areas in West Kwaio, Malaita Province.
- 09
- Jul
WOMEN in business from all sectors will be coming together tonight for an evening of celebration to recognize the valuable contribution that women make towards the economic life of this country.
- 08
- Jul
The Malaita provincial council of women has called on the national government to fullfill its plans for national development on the island.
- 06
- Jul
WOMEN vendors living in Honiara City has benefited directly from the Solomon Games 2016, as the city plays host to this year’s games.
- 28
- Jun
WOMEN of Temotu province are now flooding the Honiara central market with their unique taro known as the ‘selfish taro’.
