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A one-day Virtual Assets (Blockchain) Training will be held in Port Vila this month under the #YumiStanap Vanuatu initiative, aiming to equip financial professionals, regulators, and industry stakeholders with practical, up-to-date knowledge on blockchain, digital currencies, DeFi, and Vanuatu’s new Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) Act. As Vanuatu moves toward digital finance, this training will…
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The FIFA Talent Development Scheme at Teouma Academy is a dedicated program aimed at fostering Vanuatu’s top young football talents for elite competition. It emphasizes structured training, coaching, and player development, requiring commitment from all involved. Community support is vital for the success and growth of Vanuatu football on global stages.
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In the age of artificial intelligence, even the past can come alive. AI-powered tools like Deep Nostalgia™, Animate Old Photos, and MyHeritage AI now allow people to animate old photos, bringing still faces to life with blinks, smiles, and subtle head movements. These animations use deep learning and facial motion capture to generate short, realistic…
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Today July 9, 2025, Earth will experience the shortest day in history, completing its rotation 1.4 milliseconds faster than usual. This change, influenced by factors such as the Moon and Earth’s core, is relevant for scientific measurements and systems but won’t affect daily life in places like Vanuatu.
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Cruise ships are expected to return to Port Vila this August, and it’s best to contact Vanuatu Tourism Office directly to confirm details and prepare your business ahead for the boost cruise tourism brings.
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Vanuatu has secured 15 medals (3 Gold, 7 Silver, 5 Bronze) so far as the 2025 Palau Pacific Mini Games enter their final day today (July 9, 2025). Tahiti leads with 137 medals, followed by Samoa, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, and Australia in the top five. Read more to see the full medal tally and…
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In Vanuatu, the concept of a “jobs-pocalypse” is already a reality, as many youth struggle to find well-paying jobs after school. Seasonal work in New Zealand and Australia provides essential income for families despite the emotional toll of leaving home. To combat this, Vanuatu needs to develop local industries and create sustainable job opportunities.
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The Media Association of Vanuatu (MAV) has raised concerns over the government’s decision to keep Council of Ministers (COM) decisions secret, arguing it undermines transparency and accountability. MAV emphasizes that public access to information is essential for building trust and urges the government to reconsider its approach to confidentiality.
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On July 6, 2025, a fire at Esah Corporation’s distribution box highlighted serious electrical safety issues in Port Vila. The fire, caused by loose connections, raised concerns about delayed emergency responses and the frequency of similar incidents. Community discussions emphasized the need for proper fuse usage, routine inspections, and fire preparedness education.
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