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Vanuatu rolling out solar tariffs for cheaper energy: Garae

The Director of the Department of Energy (DoE), Anthony Garae, has explained that the reason for introducing the solar tariffs is to offer cheaper energy options for customers in the future.
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Vanuatu rolling out solar tariffs for cheaper energy: Garae

The Director of the Department of Energy (DoE), Anthony Garae, has explained that the reason for introducing the solar tariffs is to offer cheaper energy options for customers in the future.

Volcanic ashfall dry rations already on Tanna for distribution

The dry rations for 11,900 people from 2,905 households suffering from volcano ashfall in south east and east Tanna already arrived on the island since on February 24 but are yet to be distributed to the Area Councils.
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Volcanic ashfall dry rations already on Tanna for distribution

The dry rations for 11,900 people from 2,905 households suffering from volcano ashfall in south east and east Tanna already arrived on the island since on February 24 but are yet to be distributed to the Area Councils.

VIT launches first Diploma in Electrical Engineering

The Vanuatu Institute of Technology (VIT) launched the first Diploma of Electrical Engineering (Electrical Equipment and Systems) in the country yesterday.
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VIT launches first Diploma in Electrical Engineering

The Vanuatu Institute of Technology (VIT) launched the first Diploma of Electrical Engineering (Electrical Equipment and Systems) in the country yesterday.

Gov't will not fund ‘No’ Group awareness: Koanapo

The Council of Ministers (COM) resolved in their meeting on Thursday this week that the Government will not provide funding for the “No” Group’s campaign leading up to the upcoming National Referendum
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Gov't will not fund ‘No’ Group awareness: Koanapo

The Council of Ministers (COM) resolved in their meeting on Thursday this week that the Government will not provide funding for the “No” Group’s campaign leading up to the upcoming National Referendum

Town Clerk warns Councillors against political interference

The Town Clerk and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Port Vila City Council (PVCC), David Hopa, has warned all 17 Port Vila Councillors not to interfere with the administration of the Council, as per section 21 of the Municipalities…
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Town Clerk warns Councillors against political interference

The Town Clerk and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Port Vila City Council (PVCC), David Hopa, has warned all 17 Port Vila Councillors not to interfere with the administration of the Council, as per section 21 of the Municipalities…

Vanuatu pioneers green finance

The Ministry of Climate Change Adaptation (MoCCA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management (MoFEM), has recently conducted a national stakeholder consultation workshop at Ramada Resort in Port Vila.
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Vanuatu pioneers green finance

The Ministry of Climate Change Adaptation (MoCCA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management (MoFEM), has recently conducted a national stakeholder consultation workshop at Ramada Resort in Port Vila.

Minister Loughman addresses Private Sector confidence

The Minister responsible for the Ministry of Tourism, Trade, Trade, Commerce, and Ni-Vanuatu Business (MTTCNVB) has acknowledged the work that the Government needs to do to build back the confidence of the private sector, following on from recent political in
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Minister Loughman addresses Private Sector confidence

The Minister responsible for the Ministry of Tourism, Trade, Trade, Commerce, and Ni-Vanuatu Business (MTTCNVB) has acknowledged the work that the Government needs to do to build back the confidence of the private sector, following on from recent political instability.

Over 400 Narpow Point residents petition Gov’t for urgent road repairs

Local and expatriate residents of Narpow Point in Teouma are banding together to petition the Government for immediate action to repair their road.
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Over 400 Narpow Point residents petition Gov’t for urgent road repairs

Local and expatriate residents of Narpow Point in Teouma are banding together to petition the Government for immediate action to repair their road.

Sainte Jeanne D'Arc Grade 3 students still studying under tents

Ecole Sainte Jeanne D'Arc's all four grade 3 stream, one grade 2 stream, and one grade 6 stream students have been under tents since March 2023.
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Sainte Jeanne D'Arc Grade 3 students still studying under tents

Ecole Sainte Jeanne D'Arc's all four grade 3 stream, one grade 2 stream, and one grade 6 stream students have been under tents since March 2023.

Call for an international wharf on Tanna

The people of TAFEA, through the TAFEA Provincial Government Council (TPGC), have urged the Government through Prime Minister (PM) Charlot Salwai to construct an international wharf on Tanna Island to accommodate the ongoing developments there.
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Call for an international wharf on Tanna

The people of TAFEA, through the TAFEA Provincial Government Council (TPGC), have urged the Government through Prime Minister (PM) Charlot Salwai to construct an international wharf on Tanna Island to accommodate the ongoing developments there.

New laws to replace MPs losing seats with runner-up candidates

Members of Parliament (MPs) who lose their seats will now be replaced by the runner-up candidate, following the implementation of the new laws of Article 17A and Article 17B, the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Edward Kaltamat, said.
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New laws to replace MPs losing seats with runner-up candidates

Members of Parliament (MPs) who lose their seats will now be replaced by the runner-up candidate, following the implementation of the new laws of Article 17A and Article 17B, the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Edward Kaltamat, said.

Lycee de Luganville still waiting for reconstruction four years after TC Harold

Four years after Tropical Cyclone (TC) Harold, the Government is yet to reconstruct the damaged classrooms and dormitories at Lycee de Luganville, one of the country’s biggest school.
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Lycee de Luganville still waiting for reconstruction four years after TC Harold

Four years after Tropical Cyclone (TC) Harold, the Government is yet to reconstruct the damaged classrooms and dormitories at Lycee de Luganville, one of the country’s biggest school.

CLMO staff challenge suspension

The investigation into the four suspended Custom Land Management Office (CLMO) officials has concluded without finding any evidence of corrupt dealings as previously alleged.
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CLMO staff challenge suspension

The investigation into the four suspended Custom Land Management Office (CLMO) officials has concluded without finding any evidence of corrupt dealings as previously alleged.

Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders: Vanuatu's Youth Engage in International Women's Day Celebration

The Public Works Department (PWD) joined forces with the Australian Government and Youth Challenge Vanuatu (YCV) to mark International Women’s Day (IWD) 2024 at Warwick Le Lagon Resort in Port Vila yesterday.
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Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders: Vanuatu's Youth Engage in International Women's Day Celebration

The Public Works Department (PWD) joined forces with the Australian Government and Youth Challenge Vanuatu (YCV) to mark International Women’s Day (IWD) 2024 at Warwick Le Lagon Resort in Port Vila yesterday.

Air Taxi, Vanuatu's Largest Private Air Charter, Up for Sale

An Airline Business in Vanuatu that was identified to be Air Taxi, Vanuatu’s largest private air charter tour operator, has been advertised for sale by iProperty, a real estate agency in Vanuatu.
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Air Taxi, Vanuatu's Largest Private Air Charter, Up for Sale

An Airline Business in Vanuatu that was identified to be Air Taxi, Vanuatu’s largest private air charter tour operator, has been advertised for sale by iProperty, a real estate agency in Vanuatu.

Vanuatu’s First Lady shares diplomatic leadership journey and future plans

As the world celebrates International Women’s Day (IWD) today, the Vanuatu Daily Post bids farewell to its series of inspiring profiles on women from diverse backgrounds. Today, on this momentous occasion, the spotlight shines on Mrs. Rima Vurobaravu, Vanua
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Vanuatu’s First Lady shares diplomatic leadership journey and future plans

As the world celebrates International Women’s Day (IWD) today, the Vanuatu Daily Post bids farewell to its series of inspiring profiles on women from diverse backgrounds. Today, on this momentous occasion, the spotlight shines on Mrs. Rima Vurobaravu, Vanuatu’s esteemed…

Ex-DG’s Trial on April 22

The Supreme Court has declared five sworn statements submitted by the Reserve Bank of Vanuatu (RBV), the Third Respondent in the Judicial Review (JR) regarding the former Finance Director General (DG) August Letlet’s revocation as Governor , as inadmissible
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Ex-DG’s Trial on April 22

The Supreme Court has declared five sworn statements submitted by the Reserve Bank of Vanuatu (RBV), the Third Respondent in the Judicial Review (JR) regarding the former Finance Director General (DG) August Letlet’s revocation as Governor , as inadmissible.

Pentecost youths on a mission to preserve traditional names of native trees

Learn to Serve Pentecost (LTSP) has embarked on a ground-breaking initiative, digging into the traditional names of native trees in the ‘Sa’ language on South Pentecost.
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Pentecost youths on a mission to preserve traditional names of native trees

Learn to Serve Pentecost (LTSP) has embarked on a ground-breaking initiative, digging into the traditional names of native trees in the ‘Sa’ language on South Pentecost.

Florence Leah Lowonbu: A Leading Voice in Vanuatu Media

As the world gears up to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8, the Vanuatu Daily Post continues its series highlighting the inspiring stories of Ni-Vanuatu women from various backgrounds.
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Florence Leah Lowonbu: A Leading Voice in Vanuatu Media

As the world gears up to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8, the Vanuatu Daily Post continues its series highlighting the inspiring stories of Ni-Vanuatu women from various backgrounds.

Santo farmers drive growth in Vanuatu's Cattle Industry, says MALFFB Acting DG

The Acting Director General (DG) of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Biosecurity (MALFFB), Antoine Ravo, has acknowledged the huge contribution of local subsistence farmers in boosting the cattle industry in Vanuatu.
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Santo farmers drive growth in Vanuatu's Cattle Industry, says MALFFB Acting DG

The Acting Director General (DG) of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Biosecurity (MALFFB), Antoine Ravo, has acknowledged the huge contribution of local subsistence farmers in boosting the cattle industry in Vanuatu.

NUV Conference on Socialism, Kastom and Political Philosophies a success

The National University of Vanuatu’s (NUV) recent conference titled “Socialism or Kastom: Exploring Vanuatu’s Political Philosophies” was a success.
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NUV Conference on Socialism, Kastom and Political Philosophies a success

The National University of Vanuatu’s (NUV) recent conference titled “Socialism or Kastom: Exploring Vanuatu’s Political Philosophies” was a success.

ICL and Intelsat ready to deliver satellite communication services

Interchange Limited (ICL) and Intelsat, the world’s leading satellite services provider are ready to deliver communication services including affordable data via satellite connection to enterprise customers.
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ICL and Intelsat ready to deliver satellite communication services

Interchange Limited (ICL) and Intelsat, the world’s leading satellite services provider are ready to deliver communication services including affordable data via satellite connection to enterprise customers.

NO Campaign Committee formed

A new committee representing the “NO” campaign for the upcoming referendum was formed over the weekend and is chaired by former Member of Parliament (MP) Joshua Kalsakau. This committee aims to provide people with information from the other side of…
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NO Campaign Committee formed

A new committee representing the “NO” campaign for the upcoming referendum was formed over the weekend and is chaired by former Member of Parliament (MP) Joshua Kalsakau. This committee aims to provide people with information from the other side of…

Royal Australasian College of Surgeons mark 30 years of services in the Pacific

The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) has been working in the Pacific for 30 years with support from the Australian Government.
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Royal Australasian College of Surgeons mark 30 years of services in the Pacific

The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) has been working in the Pacific for 30 years with support from the Australian Government.

New PSC Manual to tackle legal issues in Vanuatu's Public Service

The Prime Minister (PM) of Vanuatu, Charlot Salwai, who is also, the Minister responsible for the Public Service Commission (PSC) launched the new Public Service Commission Manual in Santo on the 29th of February, 2024.
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New PSC Manual to tackle legal issues in Vanuatu's Public Service

The Prime Minister (PM) of Vanuatu, Charlot Salwai, who is also, the Minister responsible for the Public Service Commission (PSC) launched the new Public Service Commission Manual in Santo on the 29th of February, 2024.

Ministry confirms commitment to establishing Dialysis Unit

The Ministry of Health (MoH) has assured that the hospital is committed to supporting the clinical needs of the young girl featured in a Daily Post article titled «Appeal for fair treatment of hospitalised 11-year-old.»
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Ministry confirms commitment to establishing Dialysis Unit

The Ministry of Health (MoH) has assured that the hospital is committed to supporting the clinical needs of the young girl featured in a Daily Post article titled «Appeal for fair treatment of hospitalised 11-year-old.»

Proposed amendments not absolute answer to political instability

The proposed amendments to Articles 17A and 17B aim to address the political instability, but, will not put a complete stop to it.
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Proposed amendments not absolute answer to political instability

The proposed amendments to Articles 17A and 17B aim to address the political instability, but, will not put a complete stop to it.

Policy decision to be taken by government whether or not to fund NO Campaign

The Vanuatu Government will need to decide through a policy decision if it will support funding for the «No» campaigns in the upcoming referendum.
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Policy decision to be taken by government whether or not to fund NO Campaign

The Vanuatu Government will need to decide through a policy decision if it will support funding for the «No» campaigns in the upcoming referendum.

Gov't to pay VT10M in damage to Vanuatu Ferry Ltd

The Vanuatu Government will pay VT10,103,130 in damage to the Vanuatu Ferry Limited (Ltd) after refusing to allow one of its vessels and crew members entry into Port Vila under a State of Emergency (SoE) Regulation Order in 2020.
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Gov't to pay VT10M in damage to Vanuatu Ferry Ltd

The Vanuatu Government will pay VT10,103,130 in damage to the Vanuatu Ferry Limited (Ltd) after refusing to allow one of its vessels and crew members entry into Port Vila under a State of Emergency (SoE) Regulation Order in 2020.

Voter education important for Referendum decision

The Press Club of Vanuatu (PCV) is racing against time to go through the Constitution to help all eligible voters to understand what referendum means and why voters must vote ‘yes or no’.
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Voter education important for Referendum decision

The Press Club of Vanuatu (PCV) is racing against time to go through the Constitution to help all eligible voters to understand what referendum means and why voters must vote ‘yes or no’.

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