Iran conflict may affect Vanuatu economy 3/5/2026
By Nicholas Mwai. The government has warned that the ongoing Iran conflict could negatively impact Vanuatu’s economy, particularly through rising fuel prices and inflation. […]
Bus fares to increase after awareness: PLTA 3/5/2026
By Nicholas Mwai. Bus fares will increase but only after a public awareness campaign later this month. The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Public Land […]
Port Vila icon re-opens after restoration 3/5/2026
By Doddy Morris. One of Port Vila’s most recognized tourism landmarks, Grand Hotel & Casino, reopens today after being closed for more […]
Mamas’ Flowers start selling in June 3/3/2026
By Len Garae. The sudden death of the President of the Mamas’ Flower Association of Port Vila, Maurice Horry of Emau, has […]
The VNPF Contribution Increase 10/16/2025
In the shadow of cracked buildings and a decentralising capital, amidst the economic soul-searching that has followed the December 2024 earthquake, the Vanuatu National Provident Fund (VNPF) has placed a critical question before the nation: should we mandate a higher superannuation contribution rate?
On the surface, the proposal seems unimpeachable, even noble. Who could argue against securing a better retirement for our elders and workers? Yet, to consider this question outside of Vanuatu’s current, fraught economic reality is to build a house on sand.
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VANUATU QUAIL :A Unique Taste of Quality Meat 4/13/2025
By Julia Charley. Vanuatu Quail is revolutionizing the local poultry industry by introducing a new and nutritious alternative to traditional meat options. […]
Online Learning to Advance Education and Help Schools Overcome Earthquake Challenges 2/5/2025
Vanuatu schools are stepping into the digital age with a major online initiative by the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET). In […]
High-Speed BusinessPlans for Low Earth Orbit(LEO) Satellite Internet 12/31/2024
Dear Vanuatu Businesses, Since 2018, Pacific Link has proudly provided satellite connectivity throughout the islands. We’re excited to introduce Low Earth Orbit […]
Emma Mana 4/13/2025
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
Felix Tinning 4/13/2025
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.
Marjellah LingTamat V-lab Alumni Profile 12/31/2024
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.
