By Ezra Toara. Caribbean economist and advocate for inclusive, resilient economies Marla Dukharan addressed participants at the YumiStanap Vanuatu dialogue yesterday, offering powerful insights drawn from […]
By Ezra Toara. During his keynote address at the Yumi Stanap Vanuatu conference yesterday, Prime Minister (PM) Jotham Napat reaffirmed the government’s commitment to […]
By Ezra Toara. A social media and digital journalism workshop facilitated by BBC Media Action through the Media Association of Vanuatu (MAV) […]
By Ezra Toara. The South Paray Wharf project, a key component of Vanuatu’s inter-island shipping network, has officially been completed after more […]
On the 16th January, Vanuatu held elections for the 14th Legislature. The f inal results of the 2025 snap election were released on 29th January 2025. 15 out of the 52 sitting Members of Parliament lost their seats with the majority of the existing MPs returned while 17 new MP’s won seats in the new legislature.
Read more»By Julia Charley. Vanuatu Quail is revolutionizing the local poultry industry by introducing a new and nutritious alternative to traditional meat options. […]
Vanuatu schools are stepping into the digital age with a major online initiative by the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET). In […]
Dear Vanuatu Businesses, Since 2018, Pacific Link has proudly provided satellite connectivity throughout the islands. We’re excited to introduce Low Earth Orbit […]
My name is Emma and originally from Papua New Guinea But moved to Vanuatu in 2012 after marrying a Ni-Vanuatu man. My husband is a teacher at Malapoa College and together we have four children
My name is Felix Tinning. I operate a barber shop and am also passionate about Farming, Fishing and joinery work. After undertaking two years of seasonal work from 2021 to 2023, I established my barber shop in Santo without any prior business experience. The Labour Department then introduced me to V-Lab at the beginning of this year which I saw as a chance to learn business management skills.
My name is Marjellah Lingamat. I am a full-time mum, originally from Papua New Guinea(PNG) but married to a Ni-Van and have lived in Vanuatu for the past 11 years. When I was year 4, I used to play marbles with my friends, often winning and then selling the marbles back to them. That was how my passion for business started; an innocent hobby I subconsciously undertook for fun. A hobby from playing and selling marbles that financed my first self-bought pair of shoes.