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17/02/2025

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29/01/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Waltersai Ahelmhalahlah, KiLii Panda, Davis Nambaru, Këë Øø, Wes Ley

17/01/2025

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Nabanga Groups: Your Premier Event Planner in Vanuatu

With over 10 years of experience in the event planning industry, Nabanga Groups specializes in creating unforgettable events in Port Vila and across Vanuatu. Our professional and reliable services ensure that every detail is meticulously planned and executed, making your event a resounding success.

Our Services Include:
- Event Concept and Design: Creative and personalized event themes and designs.
- Venue Selection and Management: Assistance in finding and booking the perfect venue.
- Vendor Coordination: Sourcing and managing vendors for catering, decorations, entertainment, and more.
- Logistics and Operations: Handling transportation, accommodation, and other logistical needs.
- Marketing and Promotion: Developing marketing strategies to promote the event.
- Registration and Attendee Management: Setting up online registration systems and managing attendee lists.
- Audio-Visual and Technical Support: Arranging for audio-visual equipment and technical support.
- On-Site Event Management: Providing on-site staff to oversee the event.
- Post-Event Services: Conducting post-event evaluations and feedback surveys.

Let Nabanga Groups take the stress out of planning your next event. Contact us today to start planning your dream event!

15/01/2025

Nabanga Groups Supports Rising Star Copral Marliie

Port Vila – Nabanga Groups has stepped forward to support the rising music sensation, Copral Marliie, by purchasing studio equipment to aid in his artistic journey. The young artist from Aneityum has already gained significant recognition for his hit releases, Lava Queen and No Complain, which have captivated audiences nationwide.

In a small ceremony held yesterday, Nabanga Groups director Jean Pierre Sam, alongside Lazarus Aising from the Department of Industry, expressed their admiration for Copral Marliie's talent and encouraged him to continue pursuing excellence in his music career.

“We are proud to support young artists like Copral Marliie who bring fresh energy and creativity to the music industry,” said Jean Pierre Sam. “This is just the beginning of what we hope will be a long and successful career.”

Lazarus Aising echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the importance of nurturing local talent to inspire the next generation of artists in Vanuatu.

With the new studio equipment, Copral Marliie is expected to further refine his sound and produce more chart-topping hits. Fans eagerly await his next release, as the artist continues to make waves in the local and regional music scene.

Nabanga Groups’ initiative reflects their commitment to supporting young talent and promoting cultural development across the islands.

26/03/2024

A debate on the ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ votes to the proposed Constitutional amendments will be held at the Convention Centre from 11am to 1pm today.

This debate marks the first one since the launching of the referendum campaign and the awareness efforts.

According to information given to the Daily Post, the ‘Yes’ Team will include Ralph Regenvanu, the Minister of Climate Change, Anatole Hymak, the Minister of Education and Training, Anthea Aru, a Councillor from the Port Vila City Council, and Benjamin Shing, the First Political Advisor to the Minister of Internal Affairs.

The ‘No’ team comprises former Member of Parliament (MP) who is also the chairman of the ‘No’ Group, Joshua Kalsakau, along with former MPs Iaris Naunun and Kalo Seule, as well as Chief Jimmy Nampas.

The public is welcome to attend the Convention Centre to listen to the debate, gain information, and ask questions.

The debate will also be livestreamed on the 2024 Referendum Facebook.

In related updates, the Public Service Commission's office, represented by Acting Secretary Jonathan Iavere, has issued a circular to all public servants, mandating their attendance at today's Referendum awareness session organised by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The circular reads, “The referendum is a crucial event that will shape the future of our nation. It is essential that all public servants are well-informed about its significance and implications.

“Your attendance at the awareness session is vital to ensure that you have a clear understanding of the referendum and its potential impact on our society.

“Your participation in this event is not only mandatory but, also essential for the success of our democracy.”

On Monday of this week, Minister of Internal Affairs Johnny Koanapo launched the referendum awareness campaign on Paama Island.

-By Glenda Willie.

A debate on the ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ votes to the proposed Constitutional amendments will be held at the Convention Centre from 11am to 1pm today.

25/03/2024

🔥HOT DEBATE, confirmed list blong ol Member blong YES mo NO.

Pablik i welkam blong joinem iven ia long konvensen senta o laef lo fesbuk.

Venue : Convention Centre
Time : 11:00am till 13:00pm

Wajem live long 2024 Referendum Facebook pej.

17/03/2024

Vois Blong Yumi emi presentem - bigfala series blo debate we nation ya i ever look: Joshua Tafura Kalsakau mo team Vote No vs Minister Johnny Raso Koanapo mo team Vote Yes.

VENUE : CONVENTION CENTRE
TOPIC: 17a mo 17b emi blo good blo Vanuatu ?

Kam wetem frens e g*t bigfala space Air-conditioning mo open mic Discussion or Question.

14/03/2024

Hello Ol Gudfala Citizen Blo Port-Vila City, Notis stap Go Out Lo Everiwan Bambai E G*t Wan Program Lo 1::00pm Ofisiel Awareness Blo REFERENDUM.
Kam wetem frens sitaon Arround mo Lisen long Storian Blong Referendum.

12/03/2024

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10/03/2024

02/03/2024

Public I welkam blo ko harem panel discussion lo tomorrow Sunday 3, March lo Convention Centre.

02/03/2024

The proposed amendments to Articles 17A and 17B aim to address the political instability, but, will not put a complete stop to it.

Article 17B mandates that certain Members of Parliament (MPs) must be affiliated with a political party throughout their parliamentary term. This includes independent members, sole representatives of a party, and those representing custom movements.

They must tell the Speaker of Parliament which party they belong to within three months of the election and after the first Parliament session. If they fail to do so, their seat can be declared vacant. If any of these MPs stop being part of their party, the party president must notify the Speaker within 14 days. Then, within seven days, the Speaker must declare that MP's seat is vacant.

Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Edward Kaltamat explained that while they regulate individual MP’s affiliations, the amendment does not directly impact political parties. For example, if MPs from a particular political party in a coalition government disagree with the decisions of the Prime Minister (PM), they can switch sides as a party or even move a motion of no confidence.

Therefore, political instability might remain if this scenario occurred.

Chairman Kaltamat said it is not an absolute answer to the political crises, but, it is one of the various ways to address it, given the country's political environment experienced by everyone.

Many MPs also agreed that while the proposed changes will not put a full stop to the ongoing instability, they are a step forward to addressing it. They recognise the importance of starting somewhere, indicating that these amendments could be a starting point in addressing political instability.

-By Glenda Willie

The proposed amendments to Articles 17A and 17B aim to address the political instability, but, will not put a complete stop to it.