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Pentecost chiefs demand maritime monitoring centre (opens the original)
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Thirteen Pentecost chiefs, backed by chiefs and communities in TORBA, MALAMPA, SHEFA and TAFEA, are calling for urgent and permanent reforms to Vanuatuâs maritime safety system following the sinking of MV Matui between Ambae and Santo on September 11. In a petition dated September 15, the chiefs said the sea is the countryâs highway, livelihood and heritage and must not become a graveyard. They said while Vanuatu hosts one of the worldâs largest international shipping registries, the domes
Citizenship Office: No decision to revoke Tate citizenship (opens the original)
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The Vanuatu Citizenship Office says the Citizenship Commission has not made a decision to revoke Andrew Tateâs Vanuatu citizenship, despite an ABC News report that his citizenship and passport had been revoked. ABC News reported that Tate and his brother, Tristan, are currently in a Miami jail following their arrests in July after Britain requested their extradition to face charges including rape, assault and facilitating trafficking for sexual exploitation. The brothers deny wrongdoing. The A
‘Only a few people in Vanuatu like Late Qetu,’ says IG President Ati as he pays tribute to humble MP (opens the original)
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Iauko Group (IG) President and Minister of Foreign Affairs Marc Ati has described the late Member of Parliament (MP) for Ambae, John Still Tari Qetu, as a humble man and âa son of nasara and nakamalâ, saying his passing is a great loss to the party, the people of Ambae and the nation of Vanuatu. Speaking from New York yesterday afternoon, where he is attending the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Ati said he learned of Qetuâs sudden passing with sadness and sorrow. âLate Qetu is a
Ambae chiefs thank SAR teams, perform custom ritual for 37 missing (opens the original)
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Ambae chiefs have performed a custom ceremony in Luganville to thank the people who contributed to the Search and Rescue (SAR) operation and to perform a ritual for the 37 people still missing after the MV Matui disaster. Chief Charley Titiro, a representative of the Ambae chiefs within the Malvatumauri National Council of Chiefs, led the ceremony on Sunday at Simonsen Wharf in Luganville, Santo. Before the ceremony, Chief Titiro performed a custom ritual to call back the spirits of the missing
Operation centre records 55 aboard MV Matui, 39 still missing (opens the original)
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Following the lodging of a criminal complaint by the Vanuatu Maritime Safety Authority (VMSA) on Monday, families and relatives of those missing from MV Matui are expected to file civil claims. Daily Post spoke to some of the families, who said they intend to lodge claims against the captain, owners and management of MV Matui seeking compensation for the loss of their loved ones. They said no amount of compensation could compare with the value of the lives lost in the sinking of MV Matui between
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