There are two subvariants of the Omicron circulating in Vanuatu, BA.1 and BA.2.

Custom landowners and chiefs of Eratap Village on Efate have given their blessings on works for the Port Vila Memorial Garden to commence on their land.

The new cemetery in Eratap which is about 8KM East outside of Port Vila is approximately 20 hectares that’s equivalent to around 19 football fields.

The European Council has partially suspended Vanuatu’s visa waiver agreement to the 27 European countries in the Schengen area it stated in a press release dated 3 March 2022.

A new section has been added to the State Flag and Armorial Bearings act. The «Appointment of enforcement officers» section four of the Act is intended to help the Government with the challenges it faces with respect to the implementation…

A chief from Port Olry village on the island of Santo is calling on the four Members of Parliament (MPs) in their area to ensure their support to the Government is reflected in the service delivery to the people.

The General Manager (GM) of the Vanuatu National Provident Fund (VNPF), Parmod Achary, will be appearing before the Magistrate Court for his Preliminary Inquiry (PI) at 10am today.

Disgruntled Members of Parliament (MPs) in the 12th Legislature are building their support.

A Twin Otter aircraft scheduled to leave Vanuatu early this morning to be redelivered to its owner in Papua New Guinea, is still in the country.

The Vanuatu Government plans to control the illegal sale of alcohol without a valid licence.

Department of Forests would like to inform the forestry farmers throughout Vanuatu and the public at large or especially as signed by Mr Willie Daniel Kalo, Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Biosecurity (MALFFB).

Virgin Airlines has yet to release a new schedule for flights from Brisbane to Vanuatu. A Virgin spokesman declined to say when the new schedule would be released or when the airline would return to the Brisbane – Port Vila…

The Vanuatu Tourism Office (VTO) said discussions have commenced with cruise ships companies on the return of cruising in Vanuatu.

Small and medium size businesses are the backbone of all Pacific Island cultures – without them the economy would not survive or thrive. In this series I look at different ways in which we can grow and develop our small…

Head of State, Pastor Obed Moses Tallis, has called on the Loughman-led Government not to abolish the Ministry of Justice and Community Services.

The case of former Public Service Commission (PSC) Secretary General (SG) Jean-Yves Bibi which was dismissed in January this year, has been remitted to the Supreme Court for re-hearing.

A shocked UNELCO customer received an astronomical VT200,000 electricity bill for the month of April.

Unity and solidarity is crucial in this pandemic.

The Chief Executive Officer of Air Vanuatu, Atu Finau, claims that there is no culture of fear within the airline management and if workers have an issue with management, they need to raise it with their superiors.

A well known chief from Ambae island, Chief John Tarilama, is currently lobbying to become the new President of the Republic of Vanuatu. Chief Tarilama told the Daily Post this morning that he has already written a letter of interest…

Today Vodafone launched the 1st phase of disbursement of a sum of VT5,000 to 217 women. Overall, the communications company has budgeted Vt2Million to help 300-400 women throughout Vanuatu.

Two pastors of the Ministers Fraternal in Vanuatu have made a statement that challenged the nationwide vaccination goal to have 90% of children vaccinated before the border reopening.

The Leader of the Opposition, Ralph Regenvanu, categorically denies involvement of the Opposition MPs in staging a peaceful march that was intended for today.

A concerned customer took their concerns to UNELCO as their monthly bill had increased dramatically, from what was normally in the VT40,000 range, to a whopping amount greater than VT200,000.

UNELCO has responded to the Daily Post following concerns raised by a customer as to why their latest monthly electricity bill had increased from around VT40,000 to over VT200,000.

Last Saturday Pro Rescue assisted Pro Medical by using their hydraulic machines nicknamed ‘Jaws of Life’ to free a passenger who was trapped in a pick-up truck.

The Ministers Fraternal and Port Vila youth will stage a peaceful march from the main street to Saralana stage, tomorrow.

From the 383 positive cases recorded on Pentecost, 197 have recovered.

The Vanuatu Police Force (VPF) is calling on the public to report unlawful sexual intercourse offences to the police.

Organizers of the COVID mandatory vaccination march still waiting for the green light from the Deputy Prime Minister, Ishmael Kalsakau, on whether their peaceful march will still take place tomorrow as planned.

The Utilities Regulatory Authority (URA) is working with the Government in attempts to find solutions to the fluctuating electricity prices. Green energy is among the solutions being considered.

Any business that deprives its workers of the wage subsidy provided by the Government can face legal consequences, said the Minister of Finance.

Member of Parliament (MP) for Tanna, Andrew Napuat and his colleague MP from Ambrym, John Salong, along with Campaign for Justice (C4J) are prepared to take the Government to court over what they labelled as “mandatory” vaccination directives, on Vanuatu…

The agreements for the Vanuatu National Provident Fund (VNPF) to be the new electricity concessionaire on Tanna and Malekula were signed yesterday.

A reliable source within the government said there are rumours about a motion of no confidence against Prime Minister, Bob Loughman but government is solid with more than 40 members of parliament.