Radio Vanuatu
Radio Vanuatu is the national public broadcaster of Vanuatu, providing a vital source of news, music, and cultural programming across the archipelago. Established in 1966, it operates in both English and Bislama, with some content in French and local indigenous languages. The station plays a key role in disseminating information, especially during emergencies and natural disasters. It features a mix of local music, traditional stories, and international hits, reflecting Vanuatu's diverse cultural heritage. Radio Vanuatu also broadcasts educational programs, government announcements, and community messages. Its reach extends to remote islands, making it an essential communication tool for the nation. The station aims to promote national unity and preserve Vanuatu’s cultural identity. It is funded by the government and operates under the Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Utilities. Listeners can tune in via AM and FM frequencies, as well as online streaming. Radio Vanuatu remains a trusted and beloved institution for Ni-Vanuatu people.