Islands Business January 2018 edition
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Happy New Year
IT’s our first edition again for yet another new year and to say that the days are just flying by is fast becoming an understatement. First things first, vinaka, thank you all our avid readers for your trust and your
Happy New Year
IT’s our first edition again for yet another new year and to say that the days are just flying by is fast becoming an understatement. First things first, vinaka, thank you all our avid readers for your trust and your
Whispers
Rich and famous IS Majuro in the northern Pacific the new playground for the world’s rich and famous? This was the scene at the international airport of the capital of the Marshall Islands one morning in December
Turnbull reshuffles Cabinet
Canberra, Australia – Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull revealed a new cabinet line-up on the eve of 2018 by announcing a reshuffle that saw five new cabinet members and the axing of infrastructure minister, Darren
Challenging year for O’Neill
PETER O’Neill starts 2018 on a high note with the country’s supreme court removing the threat of court action that has been hovering over his head since 2014. With his arrest warrant for official corruption quashed,
Stage set for 2018 Fiji vote
Personalities will clash as Fijians prepare to go to the ballot THE personality of Fiji’s Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama ensured that his Fiji First party won an outright majority in the 2014 polls, but that could
Former banker aims to unite Fiji
ONE of Fiji’s newest political parties has not ruled out contesting Fiji’s general elections due to be held in 2018 in coalition with other parties that are opposed to the ruling Fiji First Party of Prime Minister
VKB goes digital
117-year-old register of indigenous Fijians enters electronic age AFTER more than 100 years of physically recording and maintaining a book register of men and women who were fathered by an indigenous Fijian and born in
Pohiva storms back
Tongan Parliament votes VETERAN politician and long-time democracy fighter Samiuela ‘Akilisi Pohiva has his job cut out for him after he was re-elected as Tonga’s Prime Minister with a 14-12 vote in the Tongan
Fraud claims in Ambae
A MORE consistent and co-ordinated effort is required as an estimated 1000 people affected by continuous acid rain on Ambae Island have moved to Santo and Port Vila, a spokesperson for the Ambae disaster committee has
