Vanuatu
Rhinoceros beetles attack Vanuatu corn plantations
There are reports from Vanuatu that coconut rhinoceros beetles are now attacking corn plantations on the island of Efate.
News in Solomon Islands Pidgin for 13 December 2023
The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio
Vanuatu authorities suspend Chinese logging company's activities
A Chinese company, Vanuatu Forest Industry Ltd, trying to export round logs from Vanuatu has been stopped from doing so by the Department of Forests.
From whispers to revolution: Breaking the chains of gender-based violence in Vanuatu
Opinion - Vanuatu continues to have the highest prevalence rates of violence against women and girls globally, Munkhtuya Altangerel writes.
News in Solomon Islands Pidgin for 11 December 2023
The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio
Govt finally getting food to Vanuatu cyclone victims
Cyclone-affected households in Vanuatu will now receive dry rations from the government, six weeks after Tropical Cyclone Lola hit.
Vanuatu political leaders in talks to form unity govt
Talks are underway in Vanuatu to try and establish a government of national unity.
Vanuatu communities 'fed up' having to deal with 'mosquito invasion'
The Penama Provincial Health in Vanautu has been deploying people on Pentecost to help locals combat the threat from mosquitoes.
Kava farmers in Vanuatu want govt assistance
Tons of kava from the Vanuatu island of Pentecost, damaged during Tropical Cyclone Lola, continue to arrive in Port Vila almost daily.
Vanuatu grants citizenship to 206 foreigners
The Vanuatu Citizenship Commission awarded citizenship to 206 foreigners on Monday.
Vanuatu yet to contain political stability
Vanuatu yet to contain political instability. Audio
Vanuatu politics: MPs make compromises to avoid dissolution of parliament
Politically the mood eased slightly today in Vanuatu after the President Nikenike Vurobaravu had ordered MPs to sort themselves out or he would dissolve the parliament.
Vanuatu's president issues ultimatum to MPs
Vanuatu's President Nikenike Vurobaravu issues an ultimatum to MPs, telling them they have until 2pm local time today to resolve the political instability that is rocking the country.