The Vanuatu Maritime Safety Authority (VMSA) has lifted its detention order on the tugboat Kioloa, allowing it to resume operations in Port Vila Harbour.
Acting...
The Department of Civil Registration and Identity Management (CRIM), under the Ministry of Internal Affairs, is preparing to digitize its services, making it easier...
In the aftermath of the 2024 earthquake that severely damaged buildings across Port Vila, some affected businesses are committed to rebuilding, while others have...
All application fees under Vanuatu’s Citizenship by Investment Program will now be paid directly into the Government Treasury, in a move aimed at increasing...
The Office of the Public Service Commission (PSC), through its Fleet and Housing Management Unit, has collected over VT12 million in overdue rent and...
The Government, through the Fleet Unit of the Public Service Commission (PSC), has initiated a plan to reduce the 429 government vehicles currently under...
The Price Monitoring & Consumer Affairs Office will soon have greater authority to address pricing issues in Vanuatu, following Parliament’s anticipated approval of new...
The inaugural Vanuatu-Australia Business Week has officially begun, drawing together government and business representatives from across the partnership. This week-long event aims to strengthen...
Five detainees have been approved for release on parole following a Parole Board sitting held at the Isangel Correctional Centre in Tanna.
This marks the...
“Our domestic aviation sector cannot continue as it is.”
That is the message from Prime Minister Jotham Napat following the release of a new report on...
Vanuatu Women’s Cricket Team lost their second match this week against Italy, despite a strong performance.
Vanuatu posted a solid total of 114 runs for...
A total of 402 school girls aged between 9 and 14 in Pentecost Island have received cervical cancer vaccination and awareness support over the past five...
