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08/12/2025
The Vanuatu Police Force (VPF) has strengthened its policing presence and community partnership model with the establishment of 17 Community Safety Teams (CSTs) across all 17 Area Councils in the country.
Sally Baker and Judith Iakavai are two remarkable women whose paths united through a shared mission to uplift people with disability in Vanuatu. To celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities this week, we share how they have strengthened communities, changed lives, and built a friendship on the journey. This is their story.
The Department of Industry (DOI) under the Ministry of Trades and Commerce (MOTC) launched its first ever Vanuatu Made outlet in Luganville yesterday, in partnership with the SBC Shop, following the unveiling of new signage and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Department of Trades and the shop owner.
The Vanuatu Institute of Technology (VIT) is taking a historic step in digital transformation, becoming the first higher education institution in the Pacific to pilot a regional information management system designed to modernize student services and strengthen institutional operations.
The Government of Vanuatu has officially opened a new Immigration and Passport Enrollment Centre in Dubai, marking another step toward strengthening the integrity and security of the country’s citizenship and passport processes.
A Steering Committee meeting was held between the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) and its key development partners to improve coordination across the education sector and support better outcomes for learners in Vanuatu.
Harry:Mavuku, you just came back from Santo and have been following the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (CRB) issue. What’s really happening?
Mavuku:Biosecurity confirmed the CRB has been in Efate for about five years, and in Santo for one. People might not see the beetle itself, but they feel the impact—coconut prices have exploded. Before CRB, one dry coconut was VT20 to VT50. Now? You won’t find one below VT150; most are VT200.
Plantation Russet du Vanuatu Ltd has won a land dispute in the Supreme Court, with Justice Edwin Peter Goldsbrough ordering the eviction of 35 people from the company’s leased property at Bushman Bay, Norsup, Malekula, following a contested trial that centred on claims of long-term occupation, alleged verbal agreements and the rights of former employees.
Transparency International Vanuatu (TIV) has emphasised that it and its partners are providing voter education, leadership code training, and civic education — not political campaigning.
Communities in West Ambrym are facing water shortage due to prolonged dry conditions, causing underground wells to run dry and depleted rainwater supplies.
Area Administrator (AA) of the West Ambrym Area Council, B**g Massing, stressed that the water shortage is currently their main challenge.
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