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RMI, Solomons make a ‘lonely case’ for carbon price on shipping
Pacific island nations made the case for a carbon price to tackle shipping’s climate impact at the UN body responsible for seaborne
June 18, 2021
Pacific island nations made the case for a carbon price to tackle shipping’s climate impact at the UN body responsible for seaborne
Solomon Islands leader of Opposition, Matthew Wale has called for a moratorium on all forms of mining in the country until proper
In 1568 the Spaniard Álavaro de Mendaña first set eyes on the verdant green rolling hills and ridgelines of a South Pacific
“Roots and culture is so vital and important for myself personally,” says Kayboy, a popular young Solomon Islands musician. “I pay homage
Pacific island countries should not expect international travel to resume in earnest until late 2021, travel and aviation experts have warned. ‘You
Pacific governments face a crucial dilemma with social media. How they react will define our future. The decision this week by Solomon
The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce is working with the local Human Resource Practitioners Network to develop an employer guide to managing
The need to survive and keep a national asset afloat is taking a heavy toll on Solomon Airlines. In an open letter
Clean up efforts are already underway in Vanuatu and Fiji, parts of which were hit by Cyclone Harold this week. In Vanuatu
There have been no cases of coronavirus reported in the Pacific Islands region, although Australia and New Zealand have reported cases, and
