Society needs women in decision-making, says the visiting former New Zealand Prime Minister, Helen Clark. Ms Clark who is the fifth longest serving an...
The stories behind the stalls
Day after day they sit under their colored umbrellas with their little tables from morning until late in the evening, serving hungry students, drivers...
49 percent of new RSIPF officers are female
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force welcomed 69 officers into its ranks at a graduation ceremony held today at Rove Police Headquarters. Nearly hal...
Young Queen Leader’s Awardee Meets Her Majesty, the Queen
It was a once-in-a-life time opportunity for young Karrie Jionisi to met Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth at her recent trip to Buckingham Palace in Londo...
STUDENTS RECEIVED LAPTOPS FOR POSTER COMPETITION
Two young students yesterday received a laptop each for their winning entries in a poster competition aimed at raising awareness on the impact of gend...
FAMILY VIOLENCE & GENDER INEQUALITY RELATIONS
Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Women, Youth, Children and Family Affairs, Ethel Sigimanu says family violence cannot be addressed without taki...
CHURCHES ENCOURAGED TO LEAD EQUITABLE RELATIONS
Faith and gender specialist, Maclean Dlodlo, is encouraging church leaders to take the lead in promoting equitable relations and gender-based violence...
POLICE SAFETY NOTICES ISSUED UNDER NEW FAMILY LAW
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) has issued six Police Safety Notices under the Family Protection Act in Honiara, Western, Makira and Ma...
GOV’T COMMITS TO STRENGTHENING GENDER EQUALITY
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has re-affirmed the Government’s commitment to support and strengthen gender equality through the elimination o...
REPORT CASES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: PM SOGAVARE
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has strongly encouraged Solomon Islanders to report cases of family or domestic violence to law enforcement agencies ...