Archive - Jul 20, 2011

Seveners is a team with a focus to make a difference in the lives of its young players. Team Manager for the last ten years, Sowany Joseph says with confidence that it brings him great joy and satisfaction to confirm that in the period, Seveners has successfully produced approximately 20 members who went on to graduate from various universities in the world and are now successful professionals in their respective fields.

OFC run coaching course held in Port Vila ended in a high note today with the 30 participants receiving the D Licence Grassroot Coaching Course certificate from FIFA Instructor Didier Chambaron.

The five-day course
especially from the grassroot level certificate held this week. D License Grassroot coaching course condcuted by FIFA and OFC and its the first of its kind in Vanuatu.

Vanuatu i raetem bageken wan niu japta insaed long histri blong futbol taem we oli kam blong winim Fiji las wik long home graon blong Fiji long wan sko blong 2-1.

Win blong Vanuatu i luk hemi festaem bageken afta kolosap 15 yia we yumi no mekem wan win ova long Fiji long home graon blong hem mo hemi sendem wan klia messej finis i go long ol futbol fan se tim blong Vanuatu nomata we hemi wan yang tim i gat wan braet fiuja long ol taem we i stap kam mo tu long Pasifik Gems long nekis manis afta we i lukim oli mekem 2 lus, wan kitkit mo oli endem nao wetem win ia.

The Vanuatu Government has demanded China for Vt 3 billion assistance.

This news is one in a string of recent revelations when Vanuatu’s Foreign Affairs Minister Alfred Carlot revealed his intention to establish ties with Taiwan.
Minister Carlot told Daily Post he has written to the Chinese Government requesting China to assist Vanuatu with Vt 3 billion aid to support the Government budget.

One of Vanuatu's biggest motors dealers in Vanuatu, ASCO motors has given Just Play with TVL festival a great support recently at the Port Vila Stadium
ASCO motors provided wheels for the Just Play children from four different schools to Port Vila Stadium with the VFF Bus from 8am to 12pm each day.

Kaison Maki, Just Play Development Officer in Vila said ASCO has come out again to support football after many years of absence.

After completing their two match tour of Fiji, the Vanuatu Football Federation is looking to host Fiji in two more friendly matches before the Pacific Games.
Acting President and Coach Saby Natonga said the two nations have enormous talent and potential and by playing two more games, they will be able to build their combination before the Games.

“Now we are inviting Fiji to come to Vanuatu and play two games there before the Pacific Games and I am sure they will decide something positive,” he said.

Dear Editor,

Thank you blong allow mi spes blong givim tingting blong mi. Mi wantem refer I go long Issues no 3294 tingting we William Ganileo I bin givim about Portion blong Paradise (Documentary).

Dear Editor,

I write in support of Mary Jane, Neil Netaf, Concerned N-Vanuatu citizen and all the citizens of Vanuatu who have expressed disgust over the action of the Foreign Affairs Minister in the recall of Honorable Donald Kalpokas, Vanuatu Ambassador to the UN. First of all, I love this country and being Ni-Van I am allowed to make this statement without prejudice.

Chief Moltores Victor BP Bond has claimed his family found a needle in Australian Calrose rice that they were preparing to cook.

Victor said the white calrose rice was bought in one of the retail shops nearby. “My daughter’s husband was busy washing the rice when suddenly the needle pierced his finger” Victor said.

Victor said luckily the needle was found before cooking otherwise one of them might have swallowed it.

This is not the first incident and daily post has come across similar incidents where consumers’ complained about similar objects found in bags of rice.

Locals are encouraged to manage and trade in business instead of depending on expatriates to bring business into the country.

That was a statement made by a longtime Luganville businessman Grenier after seeing the importance of encouraging locals to go into business.

Grenier owns the Nemo Building and allows a local, Bernadette Koroka to run the Nemo Restaurant free of charge for three months to enable her to pay the rent.

Bernadette Koroka is famous for her sumptuous dishes and she is happy with the arrangement to pay the rent every three months.