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A local newspaper report today, Friday, said with the growing demand for its services, the Solomon Islands Planned Parenthood Association (SIPPAfrank short 25-Jun-2021
I was pleased to read yesterday that the historic groundbreaking ceremony at Lofung in the Shortland Islands went well and reportedly fulfilled the wifrank short 25-Jun-2021
We have all read and heard so much in the past few days of the bed shortages occurring at the National Referral Hospital and, today, the measures adopfrank short 24-Jun-2021
Quoting from today’s Solomon Star newspaper, Dr George Malefoasi, Chief Executive Officer has spoken for the NRH, on behalf of the Ministrfrank short 24-Jun-2021
In separate news today I posted on Linkedin the sad details relating to Covid-19 cases occurring in our neighbouring country, Fiji, but didn’t mfrank short 24-Jun-2021
An article in today’s Island Sun newspaper claimed that doctors working in the Emergency Ward at the National Referral Hospital have raised concfrank short 24-Jun-2021
A subject that had been debated in New Zealand and somewhat controversial in the past seems to have led to a resolution about fishing boats being equifrank short 24-Jun-2021
The National Referral Hospital (NRH) has reportedly set aside two waiting area for discharged patients.frank short 24-Jun-2021
Much as what was expected; the Island Sun newspaper published an Editorial piece in this morning’s edition which was titled “Time to focusfrank short 24-Jun-2021
In an article published in today’s Solomon Times Online, The Leader of Opposition, Hon. Matthew Wale, has called on the government to take a morfrank short 23-Jun-2021
In relation to the current bed shortages at the NRH, the issues at the National Referral Hospital are more than the availability of the beds, says Paufrank short 23-Jun-2021
A funding arrangement of SBD1.4 million to support provincial airfield upgrades at Seghe and Taro was signed on Monday at the New Zealand High Cofrank short 23-Jun-2021
Responding to adverse comments in the local press and on social media about the current state of bed shortages at the NRH, the hospital’s CEO Drfrank short 22-Jun-2021
In a strongly worded Editorial piece in today’s Island Sun newspaper the prevailing situation at the National Referral Hospital (NRH) came underfrank short 22-Jun-2021
I read reports when the undersea cable was brought to the Solomon Islands that the future would herald many job opportunities once broadband internetfrank short 22-Jun-2021
The Solomon Times Online today published an interesting piece on seaweed farming, a subject that I have written to encourage in the past.frank short 22-Jun-2021
Knowing that breast cancer is a common type of cancer in the Solomon Islands, I want to share with you some general medical guidance notes published ifrank short 22-Jun-2021
I generally go on line everyday to read the published Solomon Islands newspapers but cannot always agree with what is published, but there again livinfrank short 22-Jun-2021
I was once contacted and told, but not too long ago, that all cargo ships in the oil and gas industry operating in or close to Solomon Islands watersfrank short 22-Jun-2021
I have been keen to follow the work undertaken by Mal in recent months in terms of its Sustainable Economic Growth and Export Strengthening (SEGES) Prfrank short 22-Jun-2021
The disruption created by the Covid pandemic brings to the fore issues that have been on the minds of researchers at the Institute for Sustainable Futfrank short 22-Jun-2021
Last week St John Dala Catholic Secondary School hosted its annual cultural day event to promote various cultures from different parts of Malaita as wfrank short 21-Jun-2021
Australia’s Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, recently said the countries air borders were unlikely to re-open until late 2022, claiming it wouldfrank short 20-Jun-2021
Writing for so long about the run down state of many of the countries rural health clinics, I was very happy today to see in the Solomon Times Onlinefrank short 17-Jun-2021
Solomon Power and the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) have signed a USD22.7 million (SBD180 million) grant afrank short 17-Jun-2021
Most recently I wrote about the importance of nutrition and losing weight in relation to health issues in the Solomon Islands, especially in regard tofrank short 17-Jun-2021
I don’t know how many Malaitan Members of Parliament sit in the National Parliament and to what extent those MPs have or are in the process of ffrank short 17-Jun-2021
The Island Sun newspaper today highlighted in a leading article that the people of Temotu are calling on the national government to provide the provinfrank short 17-Jun-2021
I was focusing my thoughts this morning on the development needs of Malaita Province and thinking in particular of the long promised but still awaitinfrank short 17-Jun-2021
The Solomon Star newspaper today reported that two members of a family at New Takwa village, Kolombangara Island in the Western province died after eafrank short 17-Jun-2021
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare and his delegation have returned to Honiara after a week- long successful tour of Temotu Province.frank short 17-Jun-2021
It is has been claimed the Government is not keeping track of the country’s persons with disability community in its vaccination drive.Frank Short 15-Jun-2021
“We are one family, a Solomon Islands family.” (Mathew Vaka Apairotu)Frank Short 15-Jun-2021
Following media enquiries into the status of the Computer Tomography (CT) Scan project at the National Referral Hospital (NRH), the Ministry of HealthFrank Short 15-Jun-2021
The Tukutaunga Rural Health Clinic, RHC, Tikopia in Temotu Province received medical supplies for the second quarter 2021 last week.Frank Short 15-Jun-2021
In a letter posted earlier today I raised the prospect delivering medical supplies in the Solomon Islands by using drones.Frank Short 14-Jun-2021
The New Zealand Government, through its High Commissioner’s office in Honiara has announced an additional economic support of some SBD$10 millioFrank Short 14-Jun-2021
Here are some selected extracts of regional weekend news stories in relation to road transport and the agricultural sectorFrank Short 14-Jun-2021
ILIA School at Gilbert Camp was visited last Tuesday by the Honiara City Council (HCC), health school Promotion team to facilitate a one-day heaFrank Short 14-Jun-2021
Writing as one who is unfortunately no stranger to prostate cancer, I write to urge men in the Solomon Islands to make time for a regular check-up atFrank Short 14-Jun-2021
The Island Sun newspaper today reported that two cocoa farmer groups in North and Central Guadalcanal are the latest beneficiaries of chainsaws underFrank Short 13-Jun-2021
The National Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with SolTuna and Kokonut Pacific Solomon Islands Ltd to purchase and promote thFrank Short 13-Jun-2021
Solomon Airlines, Our Telekom, Soltuna and Dive Munda joined forces on 8 June, to clean up ocean debris in the Western Province on 2021 ‘World OFrank Short 13-Jun-2021
My website to aid the Solomon Islands and to give news of events occurring has been updated to give better coverage of Solomon Islands affairs on a daFrank Short 12-Jun-2021
Kava project recipients in Renbel Province have expressed gratitude to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL).Frank Short 12-Jun-2021
The Solomon Star newspaper today, Thursday, reported that a ground breaking ceremony for a new office space worth of $827,068.00 for the NationalFrank Short 12-Jun-2021
Since the Prime Ministers successful visit a few days ago to Isabel to celebrate the Provinces ‘Appointed Day,’ the local media has focuseFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
The Central Bank of Solomon Islands has estimated that 5,300 employees lost their jobs due to Covid-19 last year.Frank Short 11-Jun-2021
I was looking at a photo today of people at a crowded bus stop in Honiara and I tried to imagine what life must be like for many in Solomon Islands wiFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
Work on the Good Samaritan hospital laboratory is progressing according to Dr Gregory Jilini under Secretary to the Ministry of Health and Medical SerFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
I came across the following article, today, published on ‘First 500’ – a publication I was not previously aware of.Frank Short 11-Jun-2021
A significant decline in international arrivals was recorded since restrictions were imposed on International flights by the Solomon Islands GovernmenFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
As readers at home will know a modular building was received by the National Referral Hospital (NRH) last September following an appeal and the buildiFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MHMS) dispatched 6 cubic meters of medical supplies to Temotu Province on board the police patrol boat whFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
Under the provisions of local legislation CEMA is tasked with regulating commodities under its regulator functionFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
While in the Solomon Islands the government with the work of the MHMS, front line personnel and diplomatic partners and international agencies has so-Frank Short 11-Jun-2021
A couple of days ago I wrote saying a ground breaking ceremony for a new office space for a National Public Health Laboratory (NPHL) was held in HoniaFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
The special advisory notice was published in today’s edition of the Solomon Star newspaper, and I quote it because of its essential health warniFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
I was pleased to read in the Island Sun newspaper of a World Vision sponsored programme delivered recently to four communities and four schoolsFrank Short 11-Jun-2021
It was reported in the Solomon Times Online, today, that the Senior Executive Management of the Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MHMS) and NatFrank Short 10-Jun-2021
Radio New Zealand reported in a news bulletin today, Wednesday, that a researcher says New Zealand needs to follow the example set by its PacificFrank Short 10-Jun-2021
News in the Island Sun newspaper today, Friday, said the Export Commodity Market Authority (CEMA) Trading Centre at Noro is expected to reopen at thefrank short 07-Jun-2021
News relayed in an article in the Solomon Times Online today said the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved support of almost $150 million to boosfrank short 07-Jun-2021
The local workshop on inclusivity for persons with disability held in Honiara has ended. Irwin Angika a staff reporter with the Island Sun newspapefrank short 07-Jun-2021
According to today’s Solomon Star newspaper, Prime Minister, Manasseh Sogavare had his 2nd dose of COVID-19 AstraZeneca vaccine yesterday morninfrank short 07-Jun-2021
Writing today in the Island Sun newspaper, Irwin Angiki, wrote about disability and a workshop held in Honiara yesterday. This is Irwin's storfrank short 07-Jun-2021
Mr.John Saketala, a Paramount Chief of Ghaobata House of Chiefs in East Guadalcanal, has warned people not to purchase land outside of the East Honiarfrank short 06-Jun-2021
In contributing to the debate on NCDs that are a major health issue in the Solomon Islands to people and the health services, I want, today, to add afrank short 06-Jun-2021
In a day-three of the ‘Nothing About Us Without Us’ workshop in Honiara, yesterday, participants living with disability gave powerful andfrank short 06-Jun-2021
One of the Government’s funded agriculture projects through the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL), Sape farm is bearing successful resfrank short 06-Jun-2021
???????There was a quotation that came to mind as I glanced through the pages of the Solomon Times Online this morning and the quotation just about cofrank short 06-Jun-2021
???????In the Australian I read today, Thursday, Gerald Cockburn wrote the Pacific Islands are being tipped as the next phase in Australia’s trafrank short 05-Jun-2021
Dr Jones Ghabu, a consultant physician for Non-Communicable Diseases at the Diabetic Centre, at the National Referral Hospital (NRH), has said there ifrank short 05-Jun-2021
The members of the West Wainoni Council of Women in East Makira of Makira Ulawa Province have undergone five sessions of training on vegetable, fruitfrank short 02-Jun-2021
Last week the Solomon Star newspaper reported on the possibility of taro being exported once a secure market overseas was obtained.frank short 02-Jun-2021
I have been reading this morning an article by Peter Forau which featured in the Island Sun newspaper and which focused on what the writer described afrank short 02-Jun-2021
The Solomon Times Online published today that global talks to reign in global fisheries subsidies are failing to hold big, rich and powerful subsidizefrank short 02-Jun-2021
When I awoke this morning I had two thoughts in mind. The first was because of the date being the 2 June.frank short 02-Jun-2021
An interesting PA Media report from the UK today with an article by Rod McGuirk of the Associated Press writing that an Australian court has rejectedfrank short 02-Jun-2021
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade (MFAET) has acknowledged another mile stone achieved by the Solomon Islands Enhanced Integrated Frafrank short 02-Jun-2021
The Prime Minister, Hon. Manasseh Sogavare has officially launched the CEMA “Revitalization and Recapitalization Strategy” and formally defrank short 02-Jun-2021
The Island Sun newspaper today gave news of the official opening of the Rade Aekoa Rural Health Clinic in Malaita, co-funded by the Japanese governmen