The power of names
NAMES have “mana.” They are powerful. We use names everyday to identify individuals, places and things. We therefore take for granted that
May 11, 2016
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NAMES have “mana.” They are powerful. We use names everyday to identify individuals, places and things. We therefore take for granted that
MIRACLE or mirage It’s making big news in Samoa with media reports about a young woman with stigmata, which in Christian tradition
Political row at centre of Pacific Games delay WITH less than three years to the Pacific Games 2019, Tonga is 18 months
THE need to boost national economies through foreign business investment is not lost on any Pacific island country. Talks in Brisbane last
PAPUA New Guinea has seen a series of anti-Chinese protests and riots in recent years, driven by the increasing number of Asian
IN the South China Sea, the Chinese Government has now built up a string of artificial islands that are robust enough to
THE opening up of the pre-independence tax haven in Vanuatu did not, of itself, bring in the large numbers of Chinese immigrants
