Central Pentecost News Today

Hello, dear readers of Kava Vine! Despite the continuous rain we have been experiencing lately, one thing remains constant: the thriving kava business. This week, I embarked on a delightful

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Johnny Koanapo, stressed in Parliament yesterday that some provincial councils are too dependent on the central government to respond to needs, even just to fix

In recapping 2023, lets reflect on some major events that occurred, including cyclones, the historic adoption of the climate justice resolution at the United Nations General Assembly, and the recurring

Communities in South Maewo and South Pentecost can rest, recover and spend time with their families during Christmas as CARE in Vanuatu completes its distribution of Non Food Items (NFI)

The actual cause of the recent drowning at Sarakata River in Luganville, Santo is still unknown as Police confirmed they are still looking into the incident to determine whether or

Over 60 participants have come together at Lesasanamal Primary School in Central Pentecost for a five-day youth forum focusing on Early Childhood Development (ECD).

Prime Minister (PM) Charlot Salwai donated 400 bags of rice to the representatives of the chiefs from 14 nakamals of Central Pentecost (CP) 2 in Port Vila on Sunday afternoon.

The Vanuatu Red Cross Society (VRCS) has swiftly responded to the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone (TC) Lola by deploying 50 volunteers to the islands of Ambrym, Pentecost, Merelava, and Merig.

The State of Emergency (SOE) has been declared for five provinces, but only four reported the need for humanitarian response after assessments on the extent of damage by Tropical Cyclone

Prime Minister (PM) Charlot Salwai finally arrived in his home constituency of Pentecost and the island of Ambrym, six days after Tropical Cyclone (TC) Lola severely struck them.