Hearty congratulations to SANMA Province.
Our politicians discovered in the chambers this week that Vila Central Hospital is in poor condition.
“When you start dictating to people what they should think and believe, then there is reason to be seriously concerned.”
The Second Ordinary Session of Parliament is now a laughing stock with the Speaker of Parliament as the punchline.
Dear Editor,
Just because people still manage to keep smiling doesn’t necessarily mean they are happy.
The evidence is clear. In August, the world’s scientists concluded once again that immediate action is needed. Climate change is uncomfortably close to all our daily realities no matter where in the world we live.
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Fest’Napuan was a disaster. On Thursday when the prohibition order was read on stage, the stall owners were left confused, asking each other, “what does that mean for all the food we made? All the kava we mixed? All the time, effort and money we invested into Thursday?”
Vanuatu Netball NetGo programme deserves to be extended for another two years.
The Distant Voice is a weekly column focusing on various aspects of life and development in Vanuatu
It is always disheartening to learn that some people have developed side effects to any of the Covid vaccines, and my heart goes out to all these people, especially the young lady who developed the very rare but serious complication of Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis (CVST) or blood clots i…
We are offering life-saving vaccinations for a virus that has killed millions worldwide, over 600 dead in our neighbor country, Fiji.
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This is about the longest highway on Pentecost- not a street, from Point Cross in the South to Nazareth in the North, which would definitely turn the long island into the next Tanna Island, as soon as it is enlarged and tar sealed. In my mind’s eye, I can already see a Tanna-like highway sna…
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In around early 2018, Campaign for Justice (C4J) became inundated with complaints from frustrated custom landowners about the level of incompetence and impunity within the Customary Land Management Office (CLMO) setup under the Customary Land Management Act N0. 33 of 2013 to properly manage …
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Our recent article on a Council of Ministers (COM) decision specifically endorsing that the Government pays Trades Director General, Roy Mickey Joy’s medical bills shouldn’t come as a surprise.
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This week I went to Manlang Kava Bar at Freshwota 6, on the Malasitapu road opposite the Isaac Store. It has 5 Windows. For today’s edition of word from the Kava-vines, I sampled kava from Window number 3 - kava from Santo.
I was recently informed that the Solomon Islands nurses who are stranded in Vanuatu, or Freswota 1 to be exact, are here because the Solomon Islands government has a quarantine limit similar to Vanuatu, while ours is 120 per quarantine, Solomons must be around the same amount which is why th…
This week I went to Manioc Nakamal at Freshwota 4, there are 4 windows. For today’s edition of word of Kava Vine, I sampled kava from Window number 4 and the kava I drank was Melomelo from Ambae.
The Takuare name has landed in the Island Court — a hefty compensation could be the end goal of this case.
Dear Editor,
Is the Namele leaf on Malekula being abused? There are good arguments on both spectrums of this dilemma.
Martin Luther King Jr. is regularly quoted for saying, "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
Dear Editor,
Over 30 Chinese nationals are coming to Vanuatu from China on Monday, under CCECC. Previously for high-risk countries, the Vanuatu government steered clear from bringing more than five at a time.
The Vanuatu Government will consider dialogue on re-opening the borders once 90% of everyone 18 years old and above have been vaccinated. According to the 2020 census, our total population is 301,695 and the census data records those aged 0-19 as 143,479, so the remainder is 158,216.
Dear Editor,
What is the Ombudsman doing now? This is the question that Daily Post attempted to answer over two months ago yet the Ombudsman’s office and his staff have remained silent.
Dear Editor,
The Presidential powers to Pardon Convicts under Article 38 of the Constitution should be reviewed and amended so as to provide certain criteria by which the Head of State could be guided instead of being pressured by politicians.
The Public Relations Officer (PRO) for the Prime Minister’s Office commented this week stating that Vanuatu needs to assist its citizens in Afghanistan.
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For a lucky few, the mid-20th century was a golden age of air travel: there was plenty of room and the cabin crew were attentive. Back then foreign trips were glamorous and mass tourism was unknown. Sound familiar?
We, the Continuing Legal Education (CLE) sub-committee of the Law Council of the Republic of Vanuatu, read the above noted article with much interest.
It seems like we have had our fill of drama, suspense and scandal in the country for the year, however as they say, it’s only Tuesday.
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Dear Editor,
We are free today to choose our destiny
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