Recovery Plan Priority of New Air Van CEO
By Royson Willie The newly appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Air Vanuatu, ‘Atu Finau, told Daily Post yesterday in an exclusive interview that the priority...
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NGEF Board Approves Vt190 Million for Solar Projects
By Adorina Massing The Vanuatu National Green Energy Fund (NGEF) has confirmed the allocation of Vt190,105,260 to improve energy access for households and businesses...
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NEW AIR VAN CEO ASSUMES OFFICE
By Royson Willie One of the Shareholders of Air Vanuatu, Minister of Infrastructure and Public Utilities, Jay Ngwele, has confirmed that the new Chief Executive...
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Ahapi Stationery opens in Luganville
By Len Garae “My message to all schools and parents is for them to come and see what Ahapi Stationery has to offer. If we don’t have available what they want, we...
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VNPF REACHES MILESTONE WITH MEMBERS’ BENEFITS
By Kizzy Kalsakau and Royson Willie Members benefit for Vanuatu National Provident Fund (VNPF) members will formally begin on January 1, 2021. General Manager of...
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Provincial Health Workers thanked for Vanuatu COVID-19 free
All around the world frontline health workers are thanked for their hard work and dedication to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Vanuatu, the staff of the Shefa...
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Survey shows unrelenting Impacts of COVID-19 on Vanuatu Businesses
This year’s final Pacific Business Monitor, a monthly survey tracking the effects of COVID-19 on businesses in the Pacific region by the Pacific Trade Invest (PTI)...
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COI Appointed
By Godwin Ligo The Commission of Inquiry (COI) into matters relating to Air Vanuatu’s A220 Fleet Purchase, was appointed yesterday afternoon. The appointment of the...
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RSE Likely To Recommence 2021
By Mavuku Tokona The Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme in New Zealand (NZ) is likely to restart in 2021, said Vanuatu Commissioner of Labour (COL)Murielle...
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DG: NO ISSUES WITH EXPORT TO NEW ZEALAND
By Royson Willie The Director General of Trade, Roy Mickey Joy, yesterday told Daily Post that his office has not received any complaints from New Zealand authorities...
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Air Vanuatu’s ATR aircraft to recommence service tomorrow
By Godwin Ligo Air Vanuatu’s ATR72-600 aircraft will finally recommence service tomorrow. The ATR returned on December 4 after nine months undergoing maintenance in...
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Australian Federal Police Assists in Cyber Safety Awareness
By Adorina Massing Cyber Safety Pasifika (CSP) led by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) has donated an amount of resourceful supplies to the Vanuatu Police Force...
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V-Lab commended for training and assistance
By Charles Hakwa As V-Lab launched their business incubation program for returned seasonal workers, a current incubi who was a seasonal worker at one stage, Roy Louis...
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Tana Russet Plaza Organizes Christmas Sales for Children
By Adorina Massing This Christmas season, the Tana Russet Plaza has organised a mini-market featuring various shops located at the Mall to sell and showcase their...
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British High Commission Signs Agreement with World Vision Vanuatu
The British High Commission has signed an agreement with World Vision Vanuatu. This is a funding agreement for short-term support to World Vision to provide technical...
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UNDP and NZ sign 5 million dollar partnership to support electoral processes in Vanuatu
The New Zealand Government and the United Nations Development Programme signed a new three-and-a-half-year electoral project that will provide crucial technical and...
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Labour Department: Only agents can recruit for seasonal work
By Godwin Ligo With confirmation by the Australian High Commission in Port Vila for 800 Ni-Vans to work in Australia soon, the Commissioner of Labour, Murielle...
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Break-in at Copy Express
By Glenda Willie The General Manager and staff of Copy Express were welcomed with broken screens and a messy office on Thursday morning when they went to work....
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