Parliament will repeal the Cocoa Act (CAP 139) during its second extraordinary sitting.
The Cocoa Act, passed in 1982, was established to regulate licensing, control...
The Department of Livestock has announced that it will only work with farmers who are serious about improving livestock production, as the Government moves...
Vanuatu’s forestry industry is looking toward a new direction after Acting Director of Forestry, Godfrey Bome, presented a comprehensive five-year plan at the National...
At the Fruit Festival in Port Vila, Samuel Natuka, a pineapple farmer from Tanna, stood proudly beside his harvest, showing what dedication, strength, and...
At the National Commodity Forum, farmers voiced concerns about the rising cost of feed for small livestock such as chickens and ducks.
The issue has...
Vanuatu is taking part in a regional training programme aimed at developing athletics at the grassroots level and encouraging more children to enjoy and...
Young people who are not in school or employment are being encouraged to learn new skills and explore different opportunities through a Mini-Exhibition launched...
15 new United States Peace Corps Volunteers have been sworn into service in Vanuatu, continuing the organisation's 36-year partnership with communities across the country.
The...
Vanuatu and Solomon Islands have agreed to strengthen cooperation between their police forces following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at improving...
