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  • The Vanuatu Government has launched a Secure Government Public Cloud Pilot Program to enhance digital transformation and service delivery. Funded by Australia’s DFAT and in partnership with CyberCX, the initiative aims to reduce costs, strengthen cyber-security, and promote innovation while controlling national data. The program seeks efficient government operations and improved public services.

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  • Several global jurisdictions now offer legal avenues for crypto investors to exit without facing capital-gains taxes. Highlighted locations include Singapore, Montenegro, Georgia, El Salvador, Thailand, and Vanuatu, with each offering unique benefits such as residency opportunities and privacy, making them attractive options for crypto investors seeking favorable conditions.

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  • The Fruit Festival in Vanuatu celebrates the nation’s agricultural bounty, featuring farmers, musicians, and cultural activities. It showcases local produce through farm-to-table stalls, cooking demonstrations, and live entertainment. Vanuatu’s policies support sustainable farming and food safety, enhancing the resilience and market opportunities of its vibrant fruit industry.

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  • The 54th Pacific Islands Forum concluded in Honiara, focusing on climate change, regional security, and economic resilience. Leaders adopted key decisions including the 2050 Strategy, supported peacebuilding, and pledged to enhance digital transformation. New Zealand and French Polynesia will host future forums, ensuring ongoing collaboration and progress in the region.

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  • Bradley Wood stands out as one of Luganville’s most dedicated builders and community leaders. Arriving in Vanuatu in 1987, he quickly built a reputation for hands-on craftsmanship and a sharp eye for detail. Brad launched his own construction company, took over and expanded Santo Hardware, and became the driving force behind the South Pacific WWII…

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  • Vanuatu’s football icon Moise Poida emphasizes the need to address alcohol abuse over regulating social media. He argues that banning Facebook won’t yield a healthier society, as alcohol leads to accidents, disturbances, and gang issues. Poida urges leaders to implement measures to control alcohol consumption and support community safety before focusing on online restrictions.

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  • FruitFest 2025, set for October 8-10 in Vanuatu, will serve as a key platform for AgriTourism, AgriHealth, and AgriBusiness innovations, aligned with national development goals. Major sponsors include government and international partners. The festival aims to address urgent child malnutrition while promoting local agriculture and sustainable tourism through comprehensive community engagement and technology integration.

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  • Hey fam! FruitFest 2025 is around the corner and everyone’s curious about the 3 days of music, food, and fruity fun at Fatumaru Bay! We know you’ve got plenty of questions—like when the first beats drop, where to grab that killer smoothie, and which Pacific stars will light up the stage. Don’t stress, we’ve packed…

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  • FruitFest 2025 will take place in Port Vila, Vanuatu, from 8–10 October, celebrating tropical fruits, culture, and music. This festival highlights local agriculture, offers educational sessions, competitions, and features performances by regional and local talent. It promotes health-conscious living and supports local farmers while providing a vibrant, community-focused atmosphere.

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  • Vatururu Vibez, a reggae fusion band from Vanuatu, has released their first four tracks on Spotify. The songs are AMBAE, CARRY ON, VATURURU SONG, and BOLO KAIORO, each showcasing island life and unity. These tracks will soon be available on additional platforms, providing global access to their uplifting sound.

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