The Chairman of the Public Service Commission (PSC), Martin Mahe, on Friday handed over a cheque for Vt5,209,536 to Xavier Dolacinski, of Geocal Limited, the company that won the contract to install the global positioning system (GPS) in government vehicles.
Prime Minister Charlot Salwai signs this morning, Wednesday, October 25; two contracts to control government vehicles, one to put GPS in all vehicles of the government and the other relate to the fuels of government vehicles.
The Vanuatu Institute of Public Administration and Public Service Management Office delivered a two-week training for the first time to 34 participants, the majority of whom were physician nurses, support staff from the central hospital of Vila and staff of the College of Nursing of Vanuatu from October 2 to 13, 2017 which ended on Friday, October 13, 2017.
At its meeting on 20 October 2017, the Council of Ministers decided to repatriate more than 11,000 people to their island and villages after being hit by a volcanic disaster.
Chief Daniel Kalorib of Ifira Island, ‘Tasila’ for Paramount Chief Mantoi Kalsakau III, has called Prime Minister Charlot Salwai’s Government a “true Custom Government”, for always using custom to acknowledge the generosity of the Chief and people of Ifira, for allowing their custom land to be used to develop the country’s National Capital, Port Vila.
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