Sources have confirmed that Prime Minister Siaosi Sovaleni has submitted his response to the Parliament Office regarding charges made against him in a motion aimed at unseating and replacing him from his position. The Office of the Chief Clerk of the House, Ms. Gloria Poleo, issued a statement last week indicating that a notice had […]
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Ko e fakama’ala’ala mahino ia mo mafana ‘a e puleako ma’olunga Liahona Palesiteni Sione Langi, ki he ngaahi matu’a, kau poupou mo e longa’i fanau ‘akapulu grade3 ‘a Liahona ‘i he’enau katoanga’i fiefia ‘a e ikuna kafakafa ‘a e grade pe taha mei Liahona na’e hau he fe’auhi ‘akapulu ‘a e ngaahi ako he Falaite
‘E kei sipoti mo ‘akapulu ‘a Liahona lolotonga ‘eku puleako: Sione Langi Read More »
Ko e popoaki ia ‘oku talamai pea ‘ikai ke toe lava ‘o faka’ikai’i ‘i he hili ‘a e fakalelei fakakonisitutone ‘o e 2010, kuo hoko ia ko e matapaa mo e founga ke taufusi ai ‘a e kau politikale ‘o e fonua ki he mafai pule. Pea mei he 2010 ki he ta’u ni (2023)
Hoko fakalelei konisitutone 2010 ko e matapa ki he kumi mafai (VONC) Read More »
In 2019, the Tonga National Rugby League (TNRL) experienced a major setback after its suspension and eventual ousting from the International Rugby League (IRL). This has thrown the rugby league community in Tonga into a state of uncertainty. The path for budding local players hoping to venture into Rugby League now appears ambiguous and undefined.
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On August 22, 2023, the office of the Speaker of the Tonga House of Parliament received a significant petition, marking a potential turning point in the nation’s political landscape. The document presented a motion of no confidence against the Prime Minister, Hon. Siaosi Sovaleni. Spearheaded by Dr. Aisake Valu Eke, the People’s Representative for Tongatapu
No-Confidence Motion Filed Against Prime Minister Sovaleni of Tonga Read More »
Introduction The chaos in the Solomon Islands is caused by just one ethnic group, M4D (Malaita for Democracy). They claim they stand for democracy but will threaten anyone who does not agree with their views. Innocent lives have already ruined because of this unacceptable chaos. In the case of Tonga as a result of the
Kuo fakahaa faka’ofisiale ‘e he CEO ‘o e Lulutai Poasi Tei ki he ongoongo ni, kuo ‘osi tau mo fakahoko ‘a e fakatau vakapuna ‘a e kautaha, ‘a e vakapuna ‘i he kalasi ko e TWIN OTTER. Na’ane toe fakapapau’i ki he Tonga Independent News na’e fe’unga pea mo e USD$6.25 miliona pe ko e
Tu’ofiha hono ta’ofi ‘a ‘Eva Mafi ke tuku ‘ene kaunoa he komiti Fakamaau mo e ‘ikai pe lolotonga ‘ene ngaue he va’a sipoti he ‘oku (conflict of interest). Kuo taa tu’olahi hono toutou ‘ohake he ngaahi ongoongo fekau’aki pea mo e palopalema ‘i he komiti Fakamaau ‘Akapulu ‘Iunioni ‘a Tonga, ka ‘oku ‘alu pe ‘eni
Tonga has made significant strides in rebounding from the dual shocks of a volcanic eruption and tsunami that rocked the country in early 2022. The economy’s recovery has been driven by robust domestic demand and a resurgence in tourism following the reopening of borders. However, beneath this encouraging recovery lies a set of formidable challenges
Emerging from Ashes: Tonga’s Resilient Economic Rebound and Ongoing Challenges – IMF Read More »
Kuo tali ‘e he Fale Alea ‘o Tonga ‘i he ‘aho ni ke fokotu’u ha komiti fo’ou fakafalealea ke fakahoko ha ngaue ki he kautaha vakapuna Lulutai. Ko e fokotu’u fakaFaleAlea ‘eni na’e fakahuu atu ‘e he Fakafofonga Fale Alea Tongatapu 7 Piveni Piukala, koe’uhi ko e ngaahi fakamatala ‘oku ne ma’u ki he ngaahi
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