Le Conseil des ministres a accordé un agrément en défiscalisation locale à la société Tahiti Lagoon Resort pour son projet de rénovation de l'ancien hôtel Méridien

Lundi 17 mars s'est ouverte la première partie de la 30e session de l'AIFM à Kingston en Jamaïque. L'enjeu : l'élaboration d'un code minier pour réguler les exploitations minières des fonds marins. 169 nations sont présentes : d'un côté il y a celles qui font du forcing pour obtenir ce code minier et commencer l'extraction, et de l'autre des délégations du Pacifique qui luttent contre ces exploitations. Hinano Murphy en fait partie, elle a fait le déplacement pour défendre la relation des peuples de la région avec l'océan.

Un colloque se tient les 19 et 20 mars à l’Assemblée de Polynésie. Experts, élus et membres du gouvernement sont réunis pour analyser les causes de la flambée des prix et proposer des solutions concrètes. Pour le professeur des universités en Sciences économiques, Florent Venayre, invité du journal télévisé de ce mercredi 19 mars, le problème est le fléchage ici les responsables de la vie chère sont les commerçants. «On passe assez largement à côté du problème», estime le spécialiste.

Le Pacifique est l’autoroute de la drogue, entre l’Amérique du Sud, premier producteur, et l’Australie, premier consommateur. La cocaïne et l’ice, mais pas seulement, transitent ou s’arrêtent sur le marché polynésien. Les saisies de stupéfiants sont quotidiennes sur le territoire.

Un dispositif de sécurité renforcé a été mis en place suite à la découverte d'un arsenal pyrotechnique au cœur de la vallée de Tipaerui

Ce vendredi 21 mars se tient une rencontre littéraire à l'institut français du Gabon sis au Cercle Pompidou à la sablière( Libreville). Au cours de cette rencontre littéraire, Christian Eboule, journaliste sur TV5 Monde et auteur du roman « Le Testament de Charles» en hommage au Capitaine N'Tchoréré tué d'une balle à la tête contre les lois de la guerre par les Allemands à Airaines, dans le Nord de la France. Ce roman est un hommage rendu au Capitaine N'Tchoréré qui était l'un des (...) - ARTS & CULTURE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Une Délégation des femmes élues locales d'Afrique antenne Gabon ( REFELA) conduite par sa Présidente Gysèle Itoumba, ancienne maire de la commune de Ndende, a été reçue en audience, ce mercredi 19 mars par la Ministre de la Femme et de la Protection de l'Enfance, Elodie Diane Fouefoue épouse Sandjoh, par ailleurs, Vice-présidente du REFELA Gabon. C'est une belle rencontre qui a tenu ses fruits. Le ministère en charge de la Femmes a été salué par des nombreuses femmes leaders du Gabon. (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Climate Change, Aden Duale, has unveiled two major initiatives to bolster Kenya’s response to climate change: the National Framework for Climate Services (NFCS), and the State of the Climate Kenya (SOCK) 2024 Report.

Osman Saleh, Eritrea’s Foreign Minister, said his country is “perplexed” by what it called Ethiopia’s “misguided and outdated ambitions” for maritime access and a naval base “through diplomacy or military force.” He urged the international community to press Ethiopia to respect “the sovereignty and territorial integrity of its neighbors.”

Mogadishu (HOL) – United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres and Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Secretary-General Hissein Taha have strongly condemned the attack on Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s convoy in Mogadishu on Tuesday.

Yemen’s Houthis have fired a ballistic missile at Israel on Thursday Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Donald Trump anticipates that India will likely reduce its tariffs on American goods after recognizing the imbalanced trade barriers. Trump has previously criticized India for imposing high tariffs and referred to the country as a 'tariff king' while discussing significant trade disparities.

The Ayush drug licensing authority in Kerala warned Pankajakasthuri Herbals India Pvt Ltd for publishing a misleading ad without approval, violating Rule 170. Rule 170 requires state licensing authority clearance for ayurvedic drug ads, despite its contested history and temporary removals from legal enforcement.

A vibrant celebration of International Women’s Day (IWD) recently took place at the Takara/Emau Area Council, bringing community members together under the powerful theme “Accelerate Action,” contextualised as “Spidimap ol wok blong jenda ikwaliti.”

The reopening of the Feiawa Seafront Park and certain areas of the town is expected to take place next week or the following week, pending approval from the National Recovery Committee (NRC).

The appointment of Mr. Joe Ligo as Acting Director General (DG) of the Ministry of Tourism, Trade, Commerce, and Ni-Vanuatu Business (MTTCNVB) is legitimate and complies with the laws of the Republic of Vanuatu.

Of the 4, 812 teachers' claims submitted to the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET), only 896 were verified as legal claims while the remaining 3, 916 are confirmed as unsubstantiated, according to the ministry.

The Vanuatu Government, through the Citizenship Commission, has suspended all new applications under the Capital Investment Immigration Plan (CIIP) until further notice.

Just mere weeks away from when farmers plant their first seeds, China is to enact a 100 per cent levy on Canadian canola oil and meal, plus a 25 per cent duty on seafood and pork.

Researchers say the Ontario Provincial Police may have secretly used controversial Israeli spyware technology, raising concerns about potential spying on citizens. Citizen Lab, which investigates digital espionage against civil society, released a report Wednesday identifying “possible links” between the OPP and Paragon Solutions, a company that sells military-grade spyware to government clients.

Three British men have been convicted of stealing a 18-carat gold toilet Read Full Article at RT.com

A 39-year-old mechanic from Rockfort in Kingston has been charged with multiple offences, including murder, following the shooting of a man on Hillcrest Avenue in St Andrew in December 2024. Charged is Terrian Gordon, otherwise called ‘Quincy,’...

One of two men fatally shot by police in St James Wednesday afternoon is believed to have been a person of interest in the shooting of two cops at a supermarket in Montego Bay on Tuesday night. The deceased has been identified as 23-year-old...

Former People's National Party (PNP) lawmaker Jolyan Silvera, who is accused of the shooting-murder of his wife in 2023, will make another attempt for bail in the Court of Appeal next week. A hearing has been set for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. before...

Forty-two-year-old Andrew Amos, a truck driver of Jacaranda, Spanish Town, St Catherine, has been charged with theft over the alleged non-delivery of several items valued at just over $335,000 earlier this year. He has been charged with larceny...

A man who left a property in 2002 and did not contribute to mortgage payments for nearly two decades has lost his legal battle to reclaim interest in the St Andrew house, which the Supreme Court says fully belongs to his former spouse. According...

US President Donald Trump will run for a third term in 2028, Steve Bannon has said Read Full Article at RT.com

A Russian mufti has suggested that The Simpsons are being used to prepare the people for future historical events Read Full Article at RT.com

A 28-year-old Singaporean who defaulted on his national service obligations by remaining overseas even after his permit to do so had expired, will have to serve 14 weeks in jail after his appeal against his conviction and sentence was dismissed on March 19. A High Court panel of three judges rejected the man’s claim that he did not know he needed an exit permit to remain in India for his studies, because his late mother had been handling all the correspondence with the Central Manpower Base (CMPB) until late 2018. Naresh Kumar Nagesvaran, who was born in Singapore, had left for India with his mother and sister in 2004 when he was seven years old. The court was told that his Singaporean father had abandoned the family. In 2009, when he turned 13 years old, a notice was sent to his last-known address in Singapore to inform him of his NS liability. It stated that he had to apply for a valid exit permit if he intended to remain overseas for longer than three months. Naresh Kumar subsequently obtained exit permits for two consecutive periods, which allowed him to remain outside of Singapore.

La Première Dame, Madame Zita Oligui Nguema, a effectué, ce mercredi 19 mars, une visite des bureaux de la Société de Transport et de Services Maritimes (#Sotrasmar). Cette visite s'inscrit dans la continuité de la cérémonie d'inauguration des nouvelles pilotines de l'entreprise, un événement qu'elle avait honoré de son parrainage le 11 novembre dernier. À travers cette démarche, la Première Dame réaffirme son intérêt pour l'entrepreneuriat local et son soutien aux initiatives visant (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Ce jeudi, une réunion de haut niveau rassemblera, en visioconférence, les ministres des Affaires étrangères des pays membres du Conseil de Paix et de Sécurité de l'Union Africaine (CPS-UA) qui est, sous présidence marocaine pour le mois de mars 2025. Cette rencontre sera dirigée par le chef de la diplomatie marocaine, Nasser Bourita. Son objectif : examiner les implications de l'intelligence artificielle (IA) sur la stabilité, la gouvernance et la sécurité du continent. Cette (...) - ECONOMIE NUMERIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON