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  • The Real Reason Why Matevulu Students Walked Out of School in Protest

    Over 100 students from Matevulu College walked 22.3 kilometers to Luganville, protesting poor conditions and leadership issues at their school. Their demands included safe environments, fair governance, and improvements in facilities. This act highlighted deeper problems, emphasizing the need for better support in Vanuatu’s education system and leadership accountability.

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  • Matevulu College Walkout at 1AM: What Are We Really Learning?

    Over 100 Matevulu College students staged a walkout due to poor food, excessive labor, and inadequate living conditions. This led to public discussion highlighting varied opinions, from sympathy for students to calls for accountability and change. Immediate assessments and community engagement are essential for improving educational conditions in Vanuatu.

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  • Dear Hackers: Vanuatu and Tonga Aren’t Your Ransomware Playground

    Last week’s ransomware attack on Tonga’s Ministry of Health highlights vulnerabilities in small Pacific Island nations, which are perceived as easy targets by hackers due to outdated systems, minimal IT resources, and a lack of cyber insurance. Preparedness through training, regular updates, and backup planning is essential to mitigate future risks.

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  • Is Vanuatu Moving Forward? A Citizen’s Check on the 100-Day Plan

    Many are asking if the Vanuatu government is fixing key national issues as the 100-Day Plan progresses. Using AI, we checked the dashboard and official sources to see what’s really happening with Air Vanuatu, roads, clinics, water, corruption, and other challenges affecting our communities.

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  • Managing a Facebook Group the Right Way – Lessons from Running YTS

    As social media becomes a central part of life in Vanuatu, group admins must take active responsibility for keeping digital spaces safe and lawful. Under the Vanuatu Harmful Digital Communications Act, admins can be held legally accountable for harmful content posted by members. This blog outlines why responsible moderation matters — and how Facebook groups…

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  • Why Vanuatu’s Citizenship by Investment Program Stands Out – A Deep Dive with Glenn Craig

    Vanuatu’s Citizenship by Investment program is quickly becoming a top choice for global citizens seeking affordable, fast, and reliable second citizenship. In a recent episode of The Bitcoin Lawyer Podcast, Glenn Craig explains how the program works, its benefits, and why it’s poised to lead the global CBI market.

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  • West Ambae’s VT5 Billion Road Begins – But Let’s Not Lose Our Trees in the Process

    West Ambae celebrated the launch of a VT5 billion tarseal road project, led by President Nikenike Vurobaravu. Concerns arose from locals about environmental impacts and the potential loss of trees crucial for their livelihoods. A call for community oversight emphasizes balancing infrastructure development with environmental responsibility.

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  • Indonesia’s Time Zones and Peoples – A Cultural Divide That Tells a Story

    Indonesia, the largest archipelagic nation, features three time zones (WIB, WITA, WIT) that signify its profound cultural diversity across more than 17,000 islands. Each zone reflects unique ethnolinguistic groups, showcasing the rich heritage of Malay, Austronesian, and Melanesian identities. Cultural understanding across these regions emphasizes shared connections beyond borders.

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  • Why Muslim Nations Distanced from Iran: Understanding the Rift

    Iran’s isolation among Muslim nations traces back to its 1979 revolution, which transformed it into a Shia theocracy with a mission to export its ideology. From the bloody Iran-Iraq war to its modern network of proxies, this article explores how Iran’s ambitions shaped decades of tension with Sunni Arab states—and why recent diplomatic shifts remain…

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  • 89 Seconds to Midnight: The Age of AI and the New Global Threat

    The Doomsday Clock stands at 89 seconds to midnight — the closest in history — with AI now joining nuclear weapons and climate change as the most urgent threats to global survival | #AIThreat #DoomsdayClock #ArtificialIntelligence #GlobalSecurity #BulletinOfAtomicScientists #TechGovernance #AIInWarfare #AIandNuclearRisk #Vanuatu

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