Archive - Jun 2012

On Wednesday 13th and Thursday 14th June, 2012, Vanuatu Cricket conducted a two days Scorer’s Seminar at VASANOC House.

Eight participants attended the two days seminar. The participants were representatives of the clubs in Port Vila’s Men’s, Women’s Cricket League and primary schools.

The objective of the scoring seminar was to teach the participants how to accurately record cricket match scores onto a score sheet.

VCA Development Officer’s Neil Malosu conducted the two days seminar with the help of VCA Development Officer Trevor Langa.

Bigfala semi profesonol faet bitwin Robert Waritan blong Not Tanna mo Ethan Kulatea blong Niu Zealand long namba 8 Julae long EX FOL, i lukim ol preperesen i stap gohed gud finis.

Promota blong faet ia Michaelson Abel, hemi talem se olgeta i pripea fulwan blong mekem se faet ia bambae hemi gohed smut nomo.

Promota i talem se hemi luk fowod long faet ia from hemi wan nara janis blong save convetem amata boxing i kam long profesonol level mo oli bin work wetem Robert blong mekem drim i kam tru.

Kansel blong ol Minista i bin appruvum wan kansel pepa we i askem Ministri blong Faenens blong givim bak mani blong Torba Gems

Miting blong Kansel blong ol Minista ia i bin gohed long Fraedei namba 8 June. Minista blong Youth mo Sport, Morkin Steven Iatika nao i bin submitim kansel pepa ia blong allawem Torba Gems i save gohed long manis Okis yia ia long aelan blong Vanua Lava, hemia long Torba Provins.

New Caledonia’s FLNKS Political Bureau met on Tuesday 26 June, 2012 and decided to send Mr Victor Tutugoro to the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) Secretariat in Port Vila.

Mr Tutugoro’s travel was made at the request of the MSG secretariat, in order to consider the travel difficulties encountered by the ministerial delegations that are meant to visit our country.

The FLNKS Political Bureau reminded that this mission is led to assess the proper implementation of the Noumea Accord on monitoring the process of decolonization under the UN international bodies.

A chief representative of the Ohlen Community, Peter Yamak, has acknowledged the effort of every expatriate in Port Vila who contributed to helping the families of the two victims in the gas explosion at the Nasama Resort.

The grateful Community chief representative made particular mention of the Fundraising at Club Hippique and is hopeful the good relationship will continue in the future.

The Customs and Inland Revenue Department is undertaking a review of the Customs Act, consistent with model legislation developed by the Oceania Customs Organisation, of which Vanuatu is a member. With the assistance of an Australian technical adviser, a draft Act has been developed. A workshop involving the executive and senior managers of DCIR was conducted last week to allow comments and feedback on the proposed draft.

There is a demand for Pacific Island produce like coconut products, fresh fruits and vegetables, cocoa, coffee and gluten free flour, amongst others, in niche markets overseas. Exporters attending the inaugural Trade Pasifika 2012 were urged to take advantage of these opportunities

There is a demand for Pacific Island produce like coconut products, fresh fruits and vegetables, cocoa, coffee and gluten free flour, amongst others, in niche markets overseas. Exporters attending the inaugural Trade Pasifika 2012 were urged to take advantage of these opportunities.

The Civil Status office in Luganville is back to normal service as of Monday this week.

The office was closed more than two months following the issue of a staff working without any salary.

Joe Johnson, Registrar General from the Civil Status in Port Vila confirmed to Daily Post that the staff’s documents are now settled.

While Luganville Municipality has yet to indicate to the people of Luganville how or where it will host the 32nd independence celebration, Solwe community has already confirmed its preparations towards this nation’s 32nd independence anniversary.

Solwe is planning to organise a one-week celebration.

Preparations are now going on before the community can host the independence celebration. A committee was established already to monitor and supervise the preparations before next month.