Making Makira’s Ancient Six-Month Pudding
BY CHRIS ALEX THE Solomon Islands’ Makira/Ulawa province is home to the oldest and most well-known traditional pudding in the
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Makira’s Traditional Hohorau Wooden Bowl
BY CHRIS ALEX IN the heart of Makira Ulawa province, a remote island paradise in the Solomon Islands, lies a
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Basket Weaving: An Art Passed from Uncle to Nephew
BY JOHN HOUNANIHAU BILLY Graham Basoa, from Guadalcanal province in the Solomon Islands, mastered the art of basket weaving from
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Tinakula Festival Honours Temotu’s Cultural Diversity
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU THE sounds of Temotu province’s traditional and contemporary songs — dancing, singing, and onstage music included —
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New Air Service Agreement to Enhance Air Connectivity
SENIOR officials from Solomon Islands and New Zealand successfully concluded their two-day negotiations to renew the Air Service Agreement (ASA)
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Tinakula Festival Association Secures Silver Sponsor
THE Tinakula Festival Association is eager to report that it has effectively gotten Tourism Solomons as the glad silver supporter
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West Guadalcanal Beach Development Initiative
AS part of the Pacific Games preparations Ministry of Culture and Tourism has been tasked with improving tourism attractions around
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Bonfire Festival: More Music and Wild Fun Set for Saturday Night
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU THE Bonfire Festival is set to kick off this Saturday night, bringing an array of top renowned
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Sulufou – An Artificial Island with Rich History
BY MIKE TUA A recent trip to Sulufou artificial island by Sunday Isles has given us the access and opportunity
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‘Solomon’s Potential for Tourism is Endless’
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU NEW Zealand Deputy High Commissioner to the Solomon Islands Ms. Kate Bradlow has said Solomon Islands Potential
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