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New SHEFA SG shares vision and priorities - Vimarsana News

New SHEFA SG shares vision and priorities

The new Secretary General (SG) of SHEFA Provincial Government Council (SPGC), Lionel Nasome Kaluat, has outlined his key responsibilities and priorities for his term.

Parliament endorses new Electoral Act - Vimarsana News

Parliament endorses new Electoral Act

The Bill for the Electoral Act No. of 2023 was passed unanimously in Parliament yesterday the 11th of December 2023, in Port Vila.

Basic but essential: Vanuatu's proposed political integrity legislation - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre - Vimarsana News

Basic but essential: Vanuatu's proposed political integrity legislation - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

The package represents a pragmatic approach to tackling Vanuatu’s dynamic political environment, say Naupa, Kalpokas-Doan and Nimbtik.

PSC to Empower Provincial SGs - Vimarsana News

PSC to Empower Provincial SGs

To enhance administrative efficiency and promote decentralisation, the Government of the day through the Public Service Commission (PSC) is planning to devolve the powers of the Commission to the Secretary

Setback for Jagan Reddy as Supreme Court refuses to stay HC order on new Andhra capital at Amaravati - Vimarsana News

Setback for Jagan Reddy as Supreme Court refuses to stay HC order on new Andhra capital at Amaravati

In a blow for the Jagan Mohan Reddy government in Andhra Pradesh, the Supreme Court has not accepted a request from the state to stay the high court order from March last year that told the YSRCP government to develop Amaravati as the state's capital within six months.