Insuring against disasters
As November nears, the thoughts of many Pacific islanders turn to preparations for the South Pacific cyclone season. Are there matches and
October 27, 2021
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As November nears, the thoughts of many Pacific islanders turn to preparations for the South Pacific cyclone season. Are there matches and
By Len Garae. Photos: Kersom Richard The closure of borders has seen many Pacific islanders explore their own backyards. For more than
Six Pacific Islands are on the EU tax blacklist, remaining listed an “non-cooperative”. They are American Samoa, Fiji, Guam, Palau, Samoa and
Reeves Envico is committed as an employer in supporting a healthy and COVID-safe environment across all our project sites and in the
By Len Garae The thousands of people who converged on Laminu Stadium on Tanna Island for the recent National Week of Agriculture
Pacific Island leaders at the UN General Assembly on Saturday underlined the need for global solidarity, commitment and action to tackle COVID-19
Vanuatu was again able to throw the need for social distancing and mask-wearing to the wind as its people sang and danced
Economists used to say that micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) were the backbone of Pacific Island countries. But as the impact
Many new MSMEs have sprung up in the wake of COVID, but how can they remain sustainable?
There’s a storm brewing over the Pacific as a Queensland town mayor suggests kava could be grown in Australia.
Economic data out of Vanuatu indicates that the country’s economy has been less affected than expected by the COVID-19 pandemic. No doubt
By Leila Parina Regional students studying at the University of the South Pacific’s Laucala campus in Fiji have had another difficult semester.
