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“We gave the world a bit of a shake on the 15th of January this year,” Moana Kioa from Tonga’s National Emergency
June 11, 2022
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“We gave the world a bit of a shake on the 15th of January this year,” Moana Kioa from Tonga’s National Emergency
The recent Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association’s (PITA) annual Business Forum & Expo 2022 was what PITA Vice President and CEO of Vodafone
When the Gondwana 2 submarine cable linking New Caledonia and Fiji was landed in Suva last month, FINTEL CEO George Samisoni described
While COVID-19 crippled economies across the globe, the telecommunications industry was among the very few sectors gifted with an unexpected windfall. Never
Pacific nations require efficient, resilient connectivity to the global digital highway to participate in e-commerce and provide the services to their nation
Security is a priority in the region. It has been so since 1971, when the earlier version of the Pacific Islands Forum
American Samoa Local inflation reached double digits in the first quarter of 2022. The rate was 11.6%, an increase from 9.7% at
“25 years from now – my children, your grandchildren are at a risk of potential tax and financial burdens that will be
The story could have ended with a flight attendant being told she would never walk or talk again, simply being grounded, but Vitila Vuniwaqa
‘Sega ni dau dromu na Drua’, meaning ‘The Drua does not sink’, were the words that echoed through the Fijiana Drua camp
South Auckland reggae artist, Sweet and Irie’s song Ban the Burn may be some 15 years old, but its message is as
Jane Waetara is Solomon Islands’ new Permanent Representative to the United Nations and High Commissioner to Canada after officially tendering an early
