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Welcome to the new PICISOC website

Byemani

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PICSOC is on the move! Our website hosting arrangement with Avonsys in Fiji has come to an end after many years of valued service to Internet development in the Pacific. Thank you Avonsys for your support! We wish you well in your new commercial ventures

Our new website hosting arrangement is with Imagicity in Vanuatu. We appreciate the support that Imagicity has shown for Internet development in the Pacific.

With this move has been a change in our content management system from Tiki Wiki to WordPress. Look forward to lots of interesting changes!

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