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MoH denies reports of HIV cases in Sola (opens the original)
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The Ministry of Health (MoH) has clarified that information circulating about HIV cases being recorded in Sola, Vanua Lava, is not accurate and has not been confirmed by the Ministry. The clarification follows reports and rumours in the community alleging that several couples in Sola had tested positive for HIV and that the virus had subsequently spread to other people. When contacted by the Daily Post, the Ministry said there is currently no confirmed increase or outbreak of HIV cases in Sola o
PSC Day rescheduled for 6–9 October following Council of Ministers approval (opens the original)
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The 2026 Public Service Commission (PSC) Day in TORBA Province has been rescheduled to October 6â9, following approval by the Council of Ministers (COM) yesterday afternoon. The new dates were confirmed by Kiery Manassah, Public Relations Officer (PRO) in the Prime Ministerâs Office (PMO), following questions from members of the Motalava community about the status of the event. The PSC Day was originally scheduled to take place from September 29 to October 1 on Mota Lava, under the theme â
Former Pikinini Playtime teacher launches school to tackle TORBA’s literacy challenge (opens the original)
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A former Pikinini Playtime teacher with more than 11 years of experience in early childhood education has opened a private school at the TORBA provincial headquarters in Sola, with the goal of helping address the provinceâs low literacy rate. Little Footprints founder and education entrepreneur Florence Nalet said her years of working with children, combined with the literacy challenges she observed in TORBA, inspired her to start the school. Originally from Malekula, Nalet said she saw a need
New geotechnical study maps Port Vila CBD earthquake hazards, guides development (opens the original)
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A new geotechnical assessment has provided a clearer understanding of how ground conditions vary across Port Vilaâs Central Business District (CBD) and how they may affect buildings and infrastructure during future earthquakes. The assessment, carried out following the December 2024 earthquake, has mapped four key earthquake-related hazards across the CBD: ground shaking, liquefaction, slope instability and fault-related ground movement. In a statement published by the Department of Urban Affa
Fiji businesses eye expansion opportunities in Vanuatu (opens the original)
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Fiji-linked businesses already operating in Vanuatu are looking at opportunities to expand and reinvest, as the two countries seek to deepen investment, trade and business ties. The development follows an Investment Fiji scoping mission hosted by the Vanuatu Foreign Investment Promotion Agency (VFIPA) from 27 to 29 July 2026. Information provided to the Vanuatu Daily Post by VFIPA said the three-day mission brought together Investment Fiji, Vanuatu Government agencies, Fiji-linked businesses, th
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