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02/02/2025

FIVE PARTIES REAFFIRM UNITY FOR FEBRUARY 11 GOVERNMENT

The Secretary Generals and Vice Presidents of five major political parties in Vanuatu have assured the public that there will be no obstacles in establishing a new government.

During a media conference today, key party representatives - including Reunification Movement of Change (RMC) Vice President Marco Mahe, Iauko Group (IG) Secretary General Xavier Harry Iauko, Leaders Party of Vanuatu (LPV) Secretary General Job Andy, Graon mo Jastis Pati (GJP) Vice President Andrew Solomon Napuat, and Vanua'aku Party (VP) Secretary General Fred Samuel - dismissed claims about additional outside MOUs being signed as false.

The five political parties - Leaders Party of Vanuatu, Graon mo Jastis Pati, Vanua'aku Party, Reunification Movement of Change, and Iauko Group - have reaffirmed their commitment to the first and original MOU signed by the party presidents on January 27, 2024, and declared their readiness to form a government on February 11th.

They emphasized the significance of the recently passed referendums 17A and 17B, which will restrict party members from political maneuvering as was common in the past. The new laws are now in place to prevent members from switching parties, with the penalty of losing their seats.

This unified statement from the party officials suggests a coordinated approach to the upcoming government formation process, with all five parties presenting a united front regarding their intentions.

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02/02/2025

Monday 3rd February 2025 -Program Postponed.

25/01/2025

There is concern of a freshwater residents that bring to our attention the growing disturbances caused by the Metro Night Club located at Fresh Water 1. This venue seems to be increasingly disruptive to the surrounding residential community, which primarily consists of homes and family-oriented spaces rather than commercial establishments.

Residents have reported a variety of issues stemming from the nightclub, including excessive noise during late hours. Given that this area is designated for residential use, the continuation of such disturbances may have negative impacts on the quality of life for the residents living nearby.

We are strongly urge local authorities to consider relocating the nightclub to a more appropriate commercial area. This action would likely improve the living conditions of the residents while allowing the nightclub to operate more effectively without infringing on the rights and peace of the neighborhood.

Post from a local resident in freshwater.

25/01/2025

The Tianlongshan Highway in Shanxi Province, China, offers an unforgettable spectacle. Spanning 30 km across the stunning Tianlong Mountain, it features a three-story circular loop bridge that rises 350 meters, giving the impression of a dragon soaring over the mountain. Known as the “Highway Above the Clouds,” this engineering marvel is built with 7,000 tonnes of steel and is now a major tourist attraction. Its dramatic design and breathtaking views showcase modern architectural brilliance at its finest.

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24/01/2025

Folem wan incident recently posted long Facebook we i lukim some officer's oli swear long wan parents long foret blong ol pikinini blong hem.

Mi look se hemia hemi behavior blong ol new recruitment we oli just come in nomo mo oli stap behave olsem se oli ol normal man nomo olsem be not olsem wan officer in duty. Be oli no save se oli ol officer's we bae oli traem blong helpem man long any situation and mi hope se yufala lanem hemia too. Hemi look nogud taem yufala i stap work olsem. Swearing bae hemi no fixim wan samting. Yumi sorry tumas we parents ia hemi save karem wan ol toktok ia and i mkm too se ol pikinini oli end up wetem fear.

Yumi plis long ol new Officers recruitment se bae oli traem blong controlem olgeta taem oli stap long wan operation blong make sure se evriwan I safe oltaem. No drink taem yu stap long duty mo you tekem work blong you olsem wan national security officer.

Lastly yumi wandem congratulatem olgeta long work blong olgeta oltaem long ol time we yumi stap long hem. Mifala citizens I respectem ufala so ufala too i putum back respect ia i kambk long mifala long togetherness olsem Vanuatu citizens.

God bless Vanuatu 🇻🇺 🙏 ❤️

23/01/2025

Coupure Imprévue d'Électricité - 24/01/2025 10h30 - 11h30

Chers clients,

UNELCO vous informe qu'une coupure d'électricité est en cours dans le quartier de TAGABE / WAN SMOL BAG.
Nos équipes sont actuellement mobilisées sur le terrain pour rétablir le service public dans les plus brefs délais.
Nous nous excusons pour ce désagrément et vous remercions pour votre patience et votre compréhension.

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Unplanned power cut - 24/01/2025 10.30 AM - 11.30 AM

Dear customers,

UNELCO would like to inform you that a power cut is in progress in TAGABE / WAN SMOL BAG.
Our teams are currently working on the ground to restore the service as quickly as possible.
We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience and understanding.

23/01/2025

23/01/2025

Traffic congestion this morning at Independence park, Port Vila. PWD should assign and re-create other route apart from the one in CBD to make it one way. The mainstream here for two way is affecting the circulation.

23/01/2025

Acting Director of the Department of Environment, Protection and Conservation (DEPC), Grace Naparau, has reminded business owners who will be demolishing their buildings to file an application at DEPC for proper waste disposal.

Read more: https://www.dailypost.vu/news/proper-waste-disposal-required-after-demolishing-dpec-acting-director/article_45730f70-7707-509b-9f47-05ffe025191a.html

03/08/2024

​A Facebook malvertising campaign targets users searching for AI image editing tools and steals their credentials by tricking them into installing fake apps that mimic legitimate software.

03/08/2024

Vanuatu PM visits Huawei to view policing technology

In an era where digital transformation is crucial, innovation in policing technology is taking center stage. Recently, the Prime Minister of Vanuatu visited Huawei to explore the latest advancements in this domain. The meeting aimed to understand how cutting-edge technology can bolster policing efforts in Vanuatu, improving public safety and operational efficiency.

Huawei showcased its sophisticated policing technology, including artificial intelligence (AI) tools, advanced surveillance systems, and data analytics platforms. These technologies offer real-time monitoring, streamlined communication among law enforcement agencies, and predictive analytics to anticipate and prevent criminal activities.

For instance, AI algorithms can analyze video feeds from hundreds of surveillance cameras, identifying suspicious behavior and alerting authorities instantly. This can significantly reduce response times and increase the efficiency of police operations. Moreover, with data analytics, police can map crime hotspots, allowing for proactive patrolling and resource deployment.

While these innovations promise to enhance policing, they also raise concerns. Australia’s apprehensions regarding China’s expanding influence in the Pacific, particularly through technology deals like this one between Huawei and Vanuatu, cannot be overlooked. Critics argue that integrating foreign tech in national security frameworks might expose sensitive data to external scrutiny.

However, Vanuatu’s leadership remains optimistic. Effective implementation of Huawei’s technology could lead to safer communities and more resourceful law enforcement. As global examples show, such as the success stories from cities that have adopted similar technology, the potential benefits are substantial.

In conclusion, as Vanuatu evaluates Huawei’s offerings, the delicate balance between embracing technological advancement and addressing geopolitical concerns will be key. The decision will undoubtedly influence not only the country’s policing efficiency but also its broader strategic alignments.

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