WET WEATHER AFFECTED SCHOOLS IN EAST FATALEKA
The current Wet weather in the country has affected schools in East Fataleka, Malaita Province. A concerned teacher from Toliorea Primary School Ben Ledi says, communities…
Category: <span>Education</span>
SINU WORRIES OVER ACADEMIC PROGRAMS DISRUPTED
The Solomon Islands National University, SINU, is concerned, its academic programs have been disrupted with its pavilion used as an evacuation centre. University Chaplain, Pastor Solomon…
MINISTER SIGOTO APPLAUDS UNITED CHURCH FOR NURSES
The Minister of Health and Medical Services, Charles Sigoto has thanked the United Church of Solomon Islands for its ongoing contribution towards the development of the…
USP BOSS SENDS CONDOLENCES TO SIG AND ITS PEOPLE
The Vice Chancellor and President of the University of the South Pacific, Professor Rajesh Chandra has send condolences to the Government and People of Solomon Islands…
HELENA GOLDIE NURSING COLLEGES GRADUATED 17 NURSES
A total of 17 Nurses has graduated with Nursing Diplomas from the Helena Goldie Nursing College in Western Province today. Confirming this to SIBC News, Government Communications…
2015 JAPANESE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS ANNOUNCED
The Embassy of Japan in Solomon Islands has announced the selection of Japanese Scholarships for research students to study in Japan next year. Making the announcement today, Administration…
AUTHORITIES AGREE ON IMMEDIATE DISASTER RESPONSES
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development, MEHRD, Education Authorities and UNICEF have agreed on immediate priorities in response to the recent flooding in Honiara…
MORE EXPERTS NEEDED TO REVIEW ENVIRONMENT ACT
Solomon Islands needs more technical experts to review and monitor it\’s Environment Acts to achieve sustainable development. Senior Environment Officer Edward Danitofea says, it is important…
SINTA AND MEHRD TASK FORCE BEGIN CONSULTATIONS
A task force from the Ministry of Education and Solomon Islands Teachers Association and church authorities begin consultations on teachers view on their leave packages and…
JAPANESES EMBASSY HANDS OVER TICKETS TO SOLO DUO
The Embassy of Japan today hands over scholarship airline tickets to two local research students to study in Japan universities. The two research students Edward Danitofea…