TONGAN

Ko e fehu’i ia kuo toe tuku mai ‘e he taha ‘o e kau politikale ‘iloa taha he fonua ‘Etuate Lavulavu, ki he fehu’ia na’e tuku atu kiate ia, koe’uhi ko hono fehu’ia he tokolahi hono foaki ange ‘e he pule’anga, ‘a ‘ene Laiseni letio, ke ne fakalele letio he fonua ni. Na’e kau ‘a […]

Kuo tuku mai ‘e he Sosaieti Sivile (Civil Society) ‘a Tonga ‘a e fakamatala ki he fakataha na’e fakahoko, ‘a e ngaahi kupu kehekehe he fonua mo e pule’anga ki hono talanga’i ‘o e kaveinga, ‘a e fiema’u ki Tonga ke vakai’i ‘enau Lao Kelekele, koe’uhi ko’ene felave’i mo ha hiki fo’ou (relocate) koe’uhi ko

Fiema’u ke tokanga ‘a e pule’anga ki he tauhi vaa fakatipilometika, koe’uhi ko e fe’au’auhi ‘a e ngaahi fonua malohi mo’enau ngaahi ‘asenita. ‘I hono fakaava fakalotofale ‘a e Fale Alea ‘o Tonga ‘i he ‘aho Tu’apulelulu ‘o e uike ni, na’e mahino ‘a e kei toka hono finangalo ‘i he uesia lahi ‘oku fakahoko

The election for the Ma’ufanga District town officer has taken an unexpected turn as a vote counting error was discovered, leading to a recount and a reversal of the initially announced results. Incumbent Mr. Sosefo Kama, who had initially conceded defeat, has now been declared the winner of the tightly contested election. The race for

Kuo kakato e lau fo’ou e ola ‘o e Fili ‘Ofisa Kolo ‘a Ma’ufanga pea kuo fanongonongo ai kuo toe ma’u pē ‘e he ‘Ofisa Kolo Lolotongá, Sosefo Kama ‘a e Fili ‘o e ta’u ni ke ne toe hoko atu. Na’e toko 2 pē e ongo Kanititeití, ko Sosefo Kama mo Sioeli Maile. ‘I

Lava ta’u 1 mo e konga pea toki fakahoko he Fale Alea ha ngaue ki he hoha’a ‘a e kau ma’u ‘uhila. Koeha na’e fuoloa pehee ai? Ko e fakahaa ia ‘e he Sea ‘o e Poate ‘Uhila ‘a Tonga (TPL) Tapu Panuve ki he ongoongo ni ‘i he fehu’i na’e fakahoko,koeha ‘ene vakai ki

Ko e misi mo e taumu’a ia ‘a e ki’i tamasi’i mo e matu’a kotoa ‘oku ako mo ‘akapulu ‘enau fanau, ke ma’u ha’ane sikolasipi ako mo va’inga he ngaahi fonua muli ‘oku totongi lelei ai ‘a e sipoti ‘akapulu. Kae lahi taha ange ‘a e faka’amu koia he fanau mo e matu’a ‘i Tonga

Pasifika communities in New Zealand have been calling for a clear pathway to residency for many years. Despite repeated requests and ongoing discussions, the government has not yet provided a solution. This lack of action has left many Pasifika families in a state of limbo and uncertainty. One proposed solution has been amnesty for those