On Thursday 4 April 2024, Prime Minister Siaosi Sovaleni expressed a willingness to accept China’s offer of security assistance for the upcoming major regional summit in the South Pacific kingdom. This move has sparked concerns in the United States, which is actively working to mitigate China’s expanding influence in the region.Prime Minister Sovaleni reassured that […]
The Prime Minister honoured the departing Australian High Commissioner, Her Excellency Rachael Moore in a farewell event at the Australian Residence in Nuku’alofa on ThursdayApril 4.The Hon Hu’akavameiliku, expressed profound thanks in his farewell speech for her distinguished service in diplomacy over the past years. Despite the challenges posed by the Hunga-Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcanic eruption,
Neongo ‘oku te’eki faka’osiafale hono tuku mai ‘a e ola ‘o e sipoti ‘o e ngaahi kolisi ki he ta’u ni, ka kuo mama ki he ngaahi mitia fakasosiale ha tatau ‘o e ola ‘o e ngaahi metali ‘o e ngaahi kolisi.Fakatatau mo’ene haa ‘i he lipooti kuo mama kitu’a, ‘oku ikuna he ‘apiako ma’olunga
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Oku tui ‘a e tokolahi ‘o e kau manako sipoti pea pehee ki he kau sipoti malolo fakaako mei he ngaahi ‘apiako kehekehe, ko e star koia ‘a Liahona ki he ta’u ni Latu Latavao ko e leleitaha ia ‘i he sipoti fakaako kuo ‘iloa ‘e Tonga talu mei he 1927, ko e ta’u na’e
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Prime Minister Hon Hu’akavameiliku has finally confirmed his resignation (reported by Tonga Independent bit.ly/4crPLxJ ) and the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Tourism, Hon Fekitamoeloa ‘Utoikamanu, from their roles in His Majesty’s Armed Forces (HMAF) and Foreign Affairs & Tourism, effective March 28, 2024. In Nuku’alofa on April 4, the Prime Minister Undertakes Cabinet Reshuffle
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Ko e ngaahi me’a malie mei he Fale Alea ‘o Tonga ‘i he ‘aho ni lolotonga ‘a e kei hangaa ‘a e fonua ‘i he sipoti lahi hono 97 ‘a e ngaahi Kolosi ‘o Tonga, kuo fakahaa ‘e he Palemia ki he Fale Alea ‘o Tonga ‘ene fakafisi mei he lakanga Minisita Taumalu’i ‘Ene ‘Afio
Australia is gearing up to introduce a new Pacific quota within its permanent migration policy, offering a landmark opportunity for the Pacific Islands and Timor-Leste. This new Pacific Engagement Visa (PEV) allocates 3,000 visas annually, aiming for a fair distribution among potential applicants. Unlike typical visa processes that favour skilled migrants, the PEV will operate
Kamata lelei ‘apiako ma’olunga Liahona.Kou hokosi mo fakamanatua he Tamasi’i Pilinisi Taufa’ahau Manumataongo ki he Tonga kotoa, ‘a e hisitolia sipoti ‘ene kui ka ko e La’aa kuo Ungafonua Tupou IV ‘i he pongipongi he aho ni he mala’e Teufaiva ‘i he maa’imoa tolo tisikasi. Na’e ‘ikai ngata he’ene ikuna ‘a e tolo tisikasi ‘a
Kuo mahino mai ‘eni mei he ngaahi ma’u’anga fakamatala falala’anga kehekehe kuo ma’u he ongoongo ni, ko e palopalema ‘a e Kolisi Tutuku ako ma’olunga Liahona ‘e toki solova pe ia mei he Fakamaau’anga. Ko e hili ia ha fakataha na’e fakahoko na’e ‘i heni ai ‘a e kau taki ‘o e Kolisi Tutuku ‘i
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The controversy surrounding the recent share transaction between Lulutai Airlines and the Retirement Fund Board has escalated, with MPs expressing disappointment over the lack of transparency from the government. In our previous article, we delved into the concerns raised by several Members of Parliament regarding the transaction, highlighting their frustration at the government’s apparent disregard
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