Archive - May 3, 2012

Malampa Futbol Assosiesen (MFA) hemi elektem niufala Eksekutif blong hem long Fraede namba 27 Eprel.
Eleksen ia i lukim Vanuatu Futbol Federesen president, Lambert Maltock, hemi karem bak posisen blong hem olsem president blong MFA afta we hemi skorem moa vot ova long Norbert Nupan.

Maltock we hemia hemi namba 3 saksesful tem blong hem olsem president blong MFA bambae hemi lidim:

Vaes President- Apia Albert
Sekon vaes- David Bong
Namba tri vaes- Albert Nupan
Sekretri- Kevin Enral
Assisten sektretri- Roger Korty
Tresora- Nafui Robert
Assisten tresora- Jerry Niptik

The ICC East-Asia Pacific office has announced the squads for the upcoming Pepsi ICC East Asia-Pacific Women’s Championship in Vanuatu from 14-18 May.

This tournament is the largest women’s cricket event ever held in the East Asia-Pacific Region with six teams taking part including 2010 winners Japan, PNG, Samoa, Fiji, Cook Islands and the hosts Vanuatu.
“This promises to be a really exciting event for the region,” said ICC East Asia-Pacific Regional Development Manager Kieran McMillan.

Dear Editor,

Olseam wan sapota blong blak mo waet mi wantem sherem view komen blong mi long Team blong Yumi Shepherds United.
Shepherds hemi gat wan good team ia, be i stap fail long samfala position blong o player. bai everywan sapota oli talem, every taem yumi gat gem i good gogo be wan samting we ol player oli down long hem hemi Midfil. Question i kam se i nomo gat samfala yangfala we oli save play midfil wetem striker we oli no stap play?

Dear Editor,

Plis givim mi spes blong raisem wan konsen blong mi abaot wan article we ikamaot long Daily Post se wan grup blong ol family blong yumi blong Tanna we oli live long Santo ibin mekem wan politikol kastom seremoni iko long Minister George Wells insaed long Matevulu College eli long manis ia.
Mi bin kat bikfala konsen long ol problem we ibin stap happen long Matevulu College long ol past years.
Mi harem nogud taem niufala Principal George Yapson isave mekem samting olsem.

Dear Editor,

I read on the Daily Post that the current sitting of Parliament endorsed a rewarding scheme that we had never heard of before if am correct for Madam Goiset (Roving Ambassador to Russia). I read with interest that the rewarding percentage was suppose to be 20% but the council of Ministers decided to reduced it to 15%.

Minister of Internal Affairs George Wells has responded to some of the communities in Luganville to their request by donating 16 water tanks yesterday.
These requests were made to the minister since last year until yesterday the minister was able to fulfill these communities’ needs after their plea for assistance.

The communities included Rata, Mango two, Aore, Solwe, Sapi, Merelava Community and Banban community.
The donation made came from the minister’s allocation fund for this year.

The new Presbyterian Church on the main land at Nakere village near Tangoa island celebrated its first anniversary yesterday.
The people of Tangoa Island joined those on the main land yesterday to celebrate another milestone for an additional permanent church building the Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu.

Although smaller than the first big church on Tangoa island, this church house can accommodate 200 members.

One of the original 12 claimants of the custom ownership of the Lenakel land, Iesare, has filed an appeal over the decision of the Tanna Island Court to the Land Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.

The Iesare family was one of the seven parties that the judgment of the Land Case No. 1 of 2000 did not recognize as a custom owners of the Lenakel land starting from the Lenami Creek to Louanimrapan.

The Vanuatu Government has achieved a milestone in its development strategy by confirming the completion of its Trade Policy Framework.
The Document is 53-pages long and provides strategic directions to the country’s trade policy. It calls for capacity building, domestic value addition and trade facilitation that would lay down the foundations for trade-based economic growth and development prospects in Vanuatu. This overarching policy document will be influential in designing trade-enhancing sectoral policies and initiatives.

Respect and trust between an adult and a child is built through communication. A child is a developing individual with feelings and opinions of their own. If children are given a chance to speak, and know that adults are listening, they are able to express their own needs and make sensible and responsible suggestions and decisions.

Often children give an honest and creative answer to a problem that contributes to the well being of themselves, the family and community. Listening to children should be on their own terms and in their own way, each child is very different.