Vourie Molivakoro
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Tanna traditional Kitkit baskets featured in Vanuatu Made Trade Show (opens the original)
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Traditional handicrafts from TAFEA Province were showcased at the two-day Vanuatu Made Trade Show in Port Vila this week, including Tannaâs island basket known as the Kitkit. The Kitkit is known for its distinctive weaving technique and design. It is displayed alongside the Nemah, a tapa cloth from Erromango, as part of the TAFEA Creative Industry and Cultural Market Hub. The hub has brought together arts and crafts from Tanna, Erromango, Aniwa, Futuna and Aneityum. Ericka Mabon, a mother from
Air Vanuatu: No other buyer for Islander, repairs cost several times sale price (opens the original)
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Air Vanuatu has clarified the circumstances surrounding its sale of Britten-Norman BN-2 Islander YJ-008 to Unity Airlines, saying the aircraft was sold for VT8.05 million after Unity withdrew an earlier VT15.007 million offer following a further inspection. The airlineâs response follows the Daily Post article published on 22 September, which reported allegations that YJ-008 had been sold for VT8 million, below its reported market value. Air Vanuatu disputed that characterisation and provided
Epauto School opens VT2.3M cyclone-proof security house with digital scanning system (opens the original)
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Epauto Seventh-day Adventist School has opened a new cyclone-proof security house equipped with a digital scanning system to strengthen safety for more than 700 students, teachers and staff. The new facility, which cost more than VT2.3 million, was opened on Wednesday and will be operated by an assigned security guard who will monitor and record people entering and leaving the school premises. The opening was attended by representatives of the Vanuatu Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Mission, Aore SD
RHD Mothers Urge Families to Save for Medical Emergencies (opens the original)
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Mothers of patients living with Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) are urging parents and individuals to put money aside for medical emergencies, warning that treatment costs can run into millions of vatu. Parents who have experienced the challenges of caring for children and family members with RHD said the financial burden can be overwhelming, particularly when patients require treatment overseas. They encouraged families to develop a habit of saving, even as little as VT100 a day, saying small amo
Regenvanu signs Declaration on Children, Youth and Climate Action (opens the original)
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Vanuatu has become the fifth Pacific Island country to endorse the Declaration on Children, Youth and Climate Action, following the signing of the declaration by Minister for Climate Change Ralph Regenvanu yesterday. The signing took place in Port Vila during the Vanuatu Conference of Youth 2026, bringing together young people, government representatives, development partners and civil society organisations to discuss the role of youth in climate action. The declaration places children and young
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