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PrintingReleases Navigate Home LATEST Video TNEWS TNEWS FOCUS Pacific Viewpoint Politics Prime Minister PoliticiansPrintingReleases Religion Catholic Fe’ohianga Mou’ifoou ‘Ia Kalaisi Free Weslyan Konifelensi Mamonga Metotisi Penitekosi Siasi Tonga Hou’eiki Siasi Tonga Tau’ataina Tokaikolo Sport Athletics Bodybuilding Boxing Martial Arts Netball Rugby Rugby League Soccer Tennis Triathlon ROYALS King Royal Family Nobles Events Achievements Community Deaths Graduations Public Notices Weddings Contact You are at:Home»Category: "Press Releases" Browsing:PrintingReleases Tongan Government Dismisses Sevele From PG2019 CEO/Chairman Role 0 By admin on May 30, 2016 Breaking News, Latest News, Pacific Games, Pacific Games 2019, Politics,PrintingReleases The Tongan Government has dismissed Lord Sevele-‘o-Vailahi from his OC CEO/Chairman role. A printing release sent to media today stated it was with firsthand effect and “The Government of Tonga, as a sovereign state, is not to submit to the PGC to decide for Tonga on who to employ to facilitate the PG2019.” FullPrintingRelease below: GOVERNMENT OF TONGA MEDIA RELEASE (30 May, 2016) “IMMEDIATE VACATING THE POSITION OF PACIFIC GAMES 2019 (PG2019) ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (OC) CEO/CHAIRMAN”  The Audit & Governance Authority (AGA) for the Tonga-hosted PG2019 has tried that the position of PG2019 OG CEO/Chairman is to be vacated… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Tribute to Lord Tufui ‘o Talaheu (Taniela Hoko’ila Tufui) Tribute to Lord Tufui ‘o Talaheu (Taniela Hoko’ila Tufui) 0 By admin on Apr 28, 2016 Latest News,PrintingReleases, Tonga The passing of Lord Tufui ‘o Talaheu (Taniela Hoko’ila Tufui), one of Tonga’s most distinguished and unrenowned Leader of its Public Service is an invaluable loss which is tightly felt with profound sorrow by the Hon. Prime Minister and the Government. TheUpperCommissioner of Tonga in Australia, H. R. H. Princess Latufuipeka Halaevalu Mata’aho, is representing the Government at the Funeral Service held today, Thursday, 28th April, 2016 at Ballarat, Victoria, in Australia. A Memorial Service for Lord Tufui in the gracious presence of His Majesty King Tupou VI, and H. M. Queen Nanasipau’u, and the Royal Family was… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Ko e Palemia Hon. Samuela ‘Akilisi ‘i he’ene me’a ‘o tukuatu ki he kakai e fonua ‘a e Hala Fononga ki ha Tonga Mo’ui Lelei Palani Fakafonua ‘a Tonga ki he Hala Fononga ki ha Tonga Mo’ui Lelei 0 By admin on Feb 25, 2016 Breaking News, Community, Health, Latest News,PrintingReleases, Prime Minister, Tonga “Faka’ilonga’i ‘e he Palemia ‘a hono tukuatu ‘o e Palani Fakafonua ‘a Tonga ki he Hala Fononga ki ha Tonga Mo’ui Lelei” Na’e faka’ilonga’i ‘e he Palemia, Hon. Samuela ‘Akilisi Pohiva ‘a e tukuatu ki he kakai e fonua ‘a e Palani Fakafonua ‘a Tonga ki hono Faka’ehi’ehi mo Tauhi’i ‘a e Ngaahi Fokoutua ‘oku ‘Ikai ke Pipihi pe ko e Hala Fononga ki ha Tonga Mo’ui Lelei ki he ta’u ‘e nima ka hoko mai, ‘i he Tusite 24 ‘o Fepueli 2016 ‘i he Fale Fakataha’anga Kalofiama ‘o Epworth ‘i Nuku’alofa. Na’e me’a ‘a e Palemia ko e visone… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Hon. Samuela ‘Akilisi Pohiva, Prime Minister of Tonga (second from left, front row) with his fellow leaders during the 3rd PIDF meeting in Fiji last week. Photo by Fiji Government. OUTCOMES OF THE 3RD PIDF LEADERS’ SUMMIT 0 By admin on Sep 8, 2015 Development, Fiji, Foreign Affairs, Government, Latest News, Pacific Islands,PrintingReleases, Prime Minister, Public Notices, Tonga The Prime Minister of Tonga Hon Samuela ‘Akilisi Pohiva and his fellow leaders from the Pacific Islands countries met in Suva, Fiji, from 1st to 4th September 2015, for the 3rd Pacific Islands Development Forum (PIDF3) Leaders’ Summit/Meeting. The members of the PIDF include Pacific Island countries without Australia and New Zealand. The Governing/Leaders’ Council of the PIDF unexplored the PIDF Charter with the understanding that respective national processes of ratification were to be undertaken. Under this Charter, PIDF is historically established as an international organization, institutionally designed (with visit of Samoan Mr. Francois Martel as PIDF Secretary General with… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email KEYNOTE SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER, HON. SAMUELA ‘AKILISI POHIVA AT THE AUSTRALIA–PACIFIC TECHNICAL COLLEGE (APTC) TONGA GRADUATION CEREMONY 0 By admin on Sep 8, 2015 Development, Education, Latest News,PrintingReleases, Prime Minister, Tonga GOVERNMENT OF TONGA MEDIA RELEASE (27 August 2015) “KEYNOTE SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER, HON. SAMUELA ‘AKILISI POHIVA AT THE AUSTRALIA–PACIFIC TECHNICAL COLLEGE (APTC) TONGA GRADUATION CEREMONY AT 12.00 PM ON THURSDAY, 27TH AUGUST, 2015 AT THE QUEEN SALOTE MEMORIAL HALL.” Over the past decade, the urging in Tonga’s, Human Development Index, and its upper number of Doctorates in Philosophy, in comparison to its population size, has been recognized globally. Equally acknowledged, has been the raising, of the quality and level of qualification, in nursing, teaching, theology, and a few other key, technical and vocational competency. Accordingly, it is an… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Prime Minister and Minister for Education & Training opened new classrooms for Fakakakai Government Primary School Prime Minister and Minister for Education & Training opened new classrooms for Fakakakai Government Primary School 0 By admin on Aug 12, 2015 Development, Education, Latest News,PrintingReleases, Prime Minister, Tonga (6 August 2015) The Hon. Prime Minister and Minister for Education & Training, Hon. Samuela ‘Akilisi Pohiva opened the newly reconstructed classrooms for Fakakakai Government Primary School on Thursday 30 July 2015. The Fakakakai Primary School towers was demolished by Cyclone Ian in January 2014 and as a result students had to use the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint’s ChurchTowersin the Island as temporary classrooms. The five classrooms, toilet facilities and two staff quarters forfeit virtually TOP$869,290.00. The reconstruction of Fakakakai Primary School towers was jointly funded by the Government of New Zealand and the… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email UN agencies welcome Tonga’s visualization to ratify CEDAW UN AGENCIES WELCOME TONGA’S DECISION TO RATIFY CEDAW 0 By admin on Jun 4, 2015 Breaking News, CEDAW, Latest News,PrintingReleases, Tonga Friday, 13 March 2015, 9:28 pmPrintingRelease: United Nations Human Rights Commissioner UN Women and the Regional UN Human Rights Office for the Pacific welcome the Government of Tonga’s try-on to ratify the United NationsInstituteon the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination versus Women (CEDAW). CEDAW is the principal UN treaty on women’s human rights. It was unexplored by the UN General Assembly in 1979 and has so far been ratified by 188 countries. Any State that ratifies the institute is legally unseat to eliminate discriminatory practices versus women and girls and incorporate gender equality into law.… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Prime Minister pays respects to Rev. Tavake Tupou Prime Minister Hon. Pohiva attends 7th Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting 0 By admin on May 18, 2015 Development, Foreign Affairs, Government, Japan, Latest News, Natural Resources,PrintingReleases, Tonga, Top News, Trade SOURCE:  GOVERNMENT OF TONGA (18 May 2015) Prime Minister, Hon. Samuela ‘Akilisi Pohiva departed for Japan on the weekend, to shepherd the Seventh Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting (PALM7). Leaders from Japan and Pacific Island Forum (PIF) Member States, including Tonga will meet in Tokyo and Iwaki City from 21-23 May, 2015 to review and work out Japan’s assistance program in relation to disaster risk management. PIF members include leaders and representatives from Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, FSM, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu. PALM7 is co-chaired by Japan’s… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email TONGA TO BE SIGNATORY TO THE CEDAW AND ITS RATIFICATION TONGA TO BE A SIGNATORY TO CEDAW AND ITS RATIFICATION 0 By admin on May 18, 2015 Catholic, CEDAW, Community, Free Weslyan, Government, Latest News, Politics,PrintingReleases, Prime Minister, Religion, Tonga, Top News, Women 13th May 2015 Hon. ‘Akilisi Pōhiva Prime Minister Prime Minister’s Office NUKU’ALOFA Hon. Prime Minister, Subject: Support for Tonga to be a Signatory to theInstitutefor the Elimination of DiscriminationVersusWomen (CEDAW) and its Ratification Reference to the above-stated subject, we herewith wish to thank your Honour’s Cabinet for approving Tonga to be a signatory and ratify CEDAW and we personize our support for same. PSA as an unite of the Public Service International (PSI) and we join 20 million public sector workers virtually the world in supporting & advocating for CEDAW recognizing that there is a lot… Read More Share. Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email PM’s State visit to Fiji included meeting with Tongan students PM’s State visit to Fiji included meeting with Tongan students 0 By admin on May 13, 2015 Development, Fiji, Government, Latest News, Pacific Islands,PrintingReleases, Prime Minister, Public Notices, Tonga The Tongan Community in Suva hosted the Honourable Prime Minister Samuela ‘Akilisi Pohiva at a Sunday service at ‘Api Tonga that coincided with the yearly Children’s May celebration, Fakame, on 2 May. The Prime Minister is on a state visit to Fiji to meet Fiji’s Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, as well as requite the keynote write at the Regional Pacific Islands Green Growth Coalition meeting hosted by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Accompanying the Prime Minister are Hon ‘Etuate Lavulavu, Minister of Infrastructure, and moreover Hon. Poasi Tei, Minister of Public Enterprises. The two ministers are… Read More Share. 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