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340-day contract commencement date effective

Post by Richard Butler | Vanuatu Daily Post | Anita Roberts | Oct 25, 2017 The end of the contracts for Port Vila’s Bauerfield Aiport, Pekoa (Santo)and Whitegrass (Tanna) is set for September 2018. The 340-day contract commencement date started yesterday (Tuesday, October 24), the Chief Executive Officer…

Vanuatu Real Estate & Vanuatu Residency

Vanuatu Real Estate & Vanuatu Residency This article about buying Vanuatu real estate was written by Richard Butler, current special economic commerce envoy and former trade commissioner from 2012 to 2015 and reappointed in April 2017 for a further 2-year term. Mr Butler has been a real estate…

Vanuatu & China Celebrate 35 years of friendship

Vanuatu PM Charlot Salwai handshakes with Chinese President Xi Jinping

Post by Richard Butler | 19 March 2017 | 35 years of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Vanuatu and China, were celebrated at the new national convention centre with the Prime Minister and the Chinese Vanuatu Embassy Ambassador Liu Quan. The Ambassador in his speech reminded us…

Be part of Malekula’s adventure

Striking masks worn by performers in the Nalawan Festival at South West Bay, Malekula.

Post by Richard Butler | 12 March 2017 | MALEKULA island is the second biggest island in Vanuatu and it is famous for its unusual festivals. Malampa Travel, local tour specialists, says if you’re keen on an outer-island cultural extravaganza then Malekula, with its line-up of festivals and…

Vanuatu Government and World Bank to strengthen partnership

Post by Richard Butler extracted from Loop Pacific| 20th February 2017 | The government of Vanuatu and the World Bank have committed to strengthening their partnership, with the Bank set to establish a more significant presence in Port Vila. It will also boost its financial support for the…

Vanuatu’s Torba province to ban Western junk food

Vanuatu’s Torba province (not pictured) is getting tough on foreign junk food. Picture: iStock

Post by Richard Butler extracted from news.com.au| 7th February 2017 | THE next time you holiday in Vanuatu, don’t expect to see any M&Ms or Mars Bars in every hotel minibar. The Pacific nation’s northern Torba province is set to ban foreign junk food from bungalows and hotels.…

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