Archive - Apr 11, 2012

Afta long ol haelaet blong O Lik las wiken, ol fan blong futbol bambae oli gat janis bageken blong luk wan impoten maj long wiken ia.
Maj ia hemi Tafea FC mo Spirit 08 long Sarere namba 7 Eprel, stret long 3pm.
Tafea bambae hemi pleiem maj blong tede witoat 5 pleia blong olgeta we naoia oli stap long Australia wetem nasonal bij soka tim. Olgeta pleia ia i gat tufala Natou brata, Daniel mo Nanua, Ham Isaiah, Noal Morris mo Remy Kency.

Bigfala debate i stap gohed naoia weta bambae Port Vila Futbol Assosiesen (PVFA) hemi save finisim ol program blong hem bifo namba 15 Mei o nogat.
Namba 15 Mei hemi dedlaen we Oceania Futbol Confederesen (OFC) hemi givim i go long ol memba kaontri blong hem blong oli mas sabmitim ol nem blong ol O Lik rep blong olgeta.

Naoia we i stap PVFA mo Vanuatu Futbol Federesen i gat wan manis nomo blong oli komplitim 2011/2012 Sisen mo Nasonal Supa Lik (NSL), we tunamen ia nao bambae hemi diteminim whu nao blong representem Vanuatu long O Lik.

The pain of defeat is never easy to take, but Auckland City and the Butterfly Trust have brought smiles to the faces of Vanuatu people after making a donation of football gear to the local federation.

Asco motors have yet again played a key role in sponsorship of their bus to the development of Just Play in Port Vila Communities.
The community bus provided by Asco Motors has helped deliver not only essential football skills to the children in our communities and school but also the key messages of Just play which are gender equality, respect, health and education promotion.
Last week 40 Just Play children from Vila north School displayed their skills in front of a huge crowd awaiting the O League match between Amicale FC and Auckland City.

Vanuatu Athletiks Federesen (VAF) i wantem lukim athletics i mas develop i kam antap long Vanuatu mo enkarejem moa man ples blong manejem mo kojem ol tim we oli go ripresentem kaontri long ol aotsaet kaontri from i folem ol polisi blong VAF.

Komen ia i kam aot follem ‘recent’ eleksen blong niu President blong VAF, Jansen Moli. Daily Spot i andastan se Jansen i bin wan foma sprinta we i representem Vanuatu long plante kompetisen mo experiens blong hem bambae i help bigwan blong leftemap standad blong athletics long kaontri.

Wan basketbol tunamen baimbae hemi tekem ples long Unity Pak nekis wik long Mandei namba 9 Eprel.

Mein tingting bihaen long tunamen ia hemi blong rivaevem basketbol long Luganvillem afta we I lukim spot ia i bin foldaon blong sam yia.
Tufala mein man bihaen long Tunamen ia i gat Neil Netaf mo Allan Mahit long Luganville. Basketbol hemi bin ded long Luganville kolosap tri yia i pas nao mo tingting blong mekem tunamen long Mandei hemi blong pulum bak spirit blong spot ia blong mekem se ol emti kot we oli no mo usum bambae oli mas fulap bageken.

Internal Affairs Minister, George Wells has been assured by the Port Vila Municipal Council (PVMC) Clerk, Johnny Botleng, and the Provincial Authorities Director, Cherol Ala that his decision to suspend the Council has produced positive changes in Port Vila.

Minister Wells was given the assurance by Clerk Botleng and Director Ala who is also current Acting PVM Commissioner last week, 8 months after the minister responsible for municipalities and provincial governments suspended the council due to its poor financial status.

The decision to appoint Vanua’aku Pati Treasurer Bakoa Kaltongga as Health Minister is viewed by many political commentators, as well as VP die hard supporters, like a calculated move to divide the VP again before the October elections.

If the Prime Minister Sato Kilman was serious in inviting the VP to join his government he should have negotiated with the Secretary General of VP Sela Molisa or even better, the VP President Edward Natapei who he toppled as a prime minister in a motion of no trust last year in Parliament.

Daily Post issue 3514 ran theheadline “Convict appointed Chairman not welcomed by senior civil servants”, proving yet again that there seems to be in certain levels of our political and official establishment an indifference to the law and what should reasonably be expected when publicly funded appointments are made.

We have had no response to our requests
Sentencing of David Moses?
We believe this sentencing will take place on 5th April 2012 and we will await an outcome and report once this Court attendance has taken place.
Ministry of Lands – request for a response to the Official Instruction of the Council of Ministers Decision No. 60 of 2010 - This audit was to be completed by 7th October 2010. The public of Vanuatu are still awaiting a response from the Minister of Lands.