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Newly elected Opposition Leader attending Parliamentary Board Meeting: Speaker

The Speaker of Parliament, Simeon Seoule, informed the Vanuatu Daily Post yesterday that the “newly appointed Leader of the Opposition (Gracia Shadrack) commenced his duties by participating in the Parliamentary

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PM faces 2nd motion just one week after National Referendum launching

A Motion of No Confidence against Prime Minister (PM) Charlot Salwai was lodged yesterday afternoon, carrying support from nine Members of Parliament (MPs).

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Discovery process stayed by U S Court

The U.S. court has stayed the discovery process on February 2, 2024, pending a decision on the defendants’ upcoming motion.

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RDP affirms commitment to political stability

The Rural Development Party (RDP) bloc, led by President Jay Ngwele, has reaffirmed its support for Prime Minister (PM) Charlot Salwai’s government.

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U S Court rules in favour of Vanuatu Gov t in Shipping Registry case | News

The New York High Court which presided over the Vanuatu Shipping Registry case ruled in favour of the Vanuatu Government on 18th of January 2024.

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