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Young Tongan achievers’ efforts recognised in night of awards
Boxers, footballers, paralympians, artists, fashion designers and cake makers rubbed shoulders with university researchers, young community leaders and hiphop dancers at Saturday night’s award...
Tonga Communications Corporation boss withdraws appeal
Tonga Communications Corporation chief executive Rizvi Jurangpathy who appealed a Supreme Court decision to dismiss an application he had submitted has withdrawn the appeal...
King Tupou VI approves new appointment and reshuffle of ministerial posts
His Majesty King Tupou VI has granted request by Prime Minister ʻAkilisi Pōhiva to appoint a new minister and reshuffle some of the government...
PM brings son-in-law into cabinet in reshuffle
Prime Minister ‘Akilisi Pōhiva, who has faced complaints of nepotism in the past, has brought his son-in-law, Mateni Tapueluelu into the cabinet as Police...
Prime Minister ‘Akilisi Pohiva survives no-confidence vote
Tongan Prime Minister ‘Akilisi PÅhiva has resoundingly survived a vote of no-confidence in the national parliament.Hon. PÅhiva won the vote of no confidence moved...
Vavaʻu way shines as Prince ‘Ulukālala’s kāinga prepares to feed mourners tonight
The kāinga of Crown Prince ʻUlukālala Tupoutoʻa from Vava’u were preparing 4000 clamshell plastic bowls of food for refreshment tonight as part of the...
PSA secretary mocks government ministers, saying they are ‘disorganised’ and ‘confused’
Tongan Public Service Association General Secretary Mele ʻAmanaki has lampooned government ministers online, saying they were ‘disorganised’ and ‘confused’ in Parliament.She ridiculed Prime Minister...
Correction: St Peter Chanel’s head boy killing story
In a story January 5 the Vavaʻu Police erroneously released to Kaniva News the name of the brother of the man accused in relation...
Correction: Murder accused named over Vava’u head boy’s death
In a story January 5 the Vava’u Police erroneously released to Kaniva News the name of the brother of the man accused in relation...
Civil servant loses fight to have investigation halted until defamation case completed
The Supreme Court has dismissed an application by a senior civil servant to have an investigation of his behaviour by the Commissioner for Public Relations halted until a defamation case against Kele’a newspaper has been completed
