Countdown to our PACIFIC HACKATHON happening on the 12th & 13th of April 2022. We have 2 more days before this amazing event.
Awesome work by our organisers and Hub Coordinators getting everything ready.
To our amazing Sponsors & partners, thank you for bringing Pacific Hackathon to us.
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ICANN’s first virtual meeting, March 2020. by Maureen Hilyard, ALAC Chair The announcement by the ICANN Board Chair Maarten Botterman that his first ICANN meeting as Chair was going to be virtual due to the increased developments of the coronoavirus outbreak globally, would have been a great challenge for him in his new role. The…
Yesterday, October 11 was the international day of the girl and so let’s celebrate one of our own, Ms. Georgina Hilei’i Kiele who hails from Manus and New Ireland province in Papua New Guinea. She is working to bring up her younger sister and be a role model for her and teach her how to…
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View this as originally published by TechInPacific Vodafone Fiji has recently launch VitiKart, an online marketplace for users in Fiji and Fijians who stay overseas. According to Vodafone on its website, the platform is ‘Fiji’s best fully-fletched end-to-end online marketplace’ that integrates both local and international payment platforms such as M-Paisa, MasterCard, and VISA credit…
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