The 3 day Nekoviar Festival or better known as "The Toka" on the island of Tanna is one of the country's most significant celebrations and the largest gathering of people in one place in Vanuatu. Nowadays, the event, which once marked the end of a tribal war, is a symbol of alliance, unity and friendship between different tribal clans. Its preparation takes several months, sometimes a year. The ceremony begins with a women's dance that lasts all night. This is called the "napennapen". A little b

Minister of Internal Affairs, Andrew Napuat, reminded the 48 new police recruits yesterday about the rise in crime across communities. He spoke openly about youth groups like "Joss and Josslyn" — a reality many avoid talking about, but one that must be faced. He urged the recruits to serve with discipline and help keep the public safe. Click the clip to view ▶️ #Vanuatu #PoliceRecruits #AndrewNapuat #CommunitySafety | Vanuatu Daily Post

MIPU has introduced a new traffic plan for Port Vila as the CBD remains closed due to damage from the 7.3 earthquake, which has left it unsafe. Watch the clip below as the Daily Post visits some of the sites now designated as one-way and two-way lanes. Authorities say if this plan proves ineffective, alternative measures will be implemented. | Vanuatu Daily Post

Au Vanuatu, un groupe de femmes pratique une musique unique au monde : la musique de l'eau. | France tv culture

Underway on Tanna Island is Vanuatu's 5th National Arts & Culture Festival, showcasing vibrant displays of dance, song, culture and traditional costume. Nesia Daily catches up with Moses Cakau Willie for a festival chat. | ABC Pacific