How two unis are responding to COVID
When Islands Business met with leaders from the University of the South Pacific recently, they were just hours away from making the
June 1, 2021
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When Islands Business met with leaders from the University of the South Pacific recently, they were just hours away from making the
The entry of Papua New Guinea’s Kina bank into the fairly competitive Fiji market later this year will bring a range of
By Bernadette H. Carreon Proponents behind the efforts to drill exploratory oil and gas wells in one of Palau’s outlying states are
By Iliesa Tora First it was Sandalwood Blood. Now it’s They Said. Two books in a space of seven years, authored
“Our children are valuable and we have the responsibility to ensure that they are educated; that they have the basic needs
By Dennis Rounds I recently built up enough courage to take a pot-holed ride from the growingly decrepit western division to
By Ambassador Kaliopate Tavola In drawing to conclude ‘What Is to Become of USP?’ (see Islands Business August 2020), I acquiesced to
By Professor Wadan Narsey During the recent crisis over the appointment of Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat’s new Secretary General (former Cook Islands
By Bernadette H. Carreon The travel bubble between Taiwan and Palau is in danger of popping following low interest from Taiwanese
By Samantha Magick A multimillion-dollar program aimed at supporting “a more prosperous Pacific driven by a skilled, competitive and productive workforce” is
By Nic Maclellan After months of political dispute, the Brazilian corporation Vale has finally sold its Goro nickel smelter and other assets
It is well understood that the Pacific Islands is one of the least insured regions in the world, with some estimates
