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Victor C. Pankouken says ...
How many active Scouts are living in Tokelau ?
Sincerely Victor C. Pankouken |
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Dr. Samiullah says ...
I am Dr. Samiullah from Afghanistan. I must say that I was impressed and tuched by the wisdom of Mr. Faipule Foua Toloa who has recently attended the conference on climate in Durban.
Our countries are completely different from geographical, cultural and social point, but our joint concern is one - climate change and environment protection. I congratulate the people of Tokelau for their initiative to use 100% renewable energy and for keeping their beautiful island clean. I also urge others (big nations) to really think about very small nations like Tokelau, to reduce pollution so that lives of these nations are not jeopardized. You are a great people and God bless you. Dr. Sami |
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Datuk MYR Agung sidayu says ...
Iam extremely interested to understand more about tokelau form the firts hand.would you please send me if available daily information about the islands and its people. I will post all onfprmation in my website. Thanks
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Junior and Siuealofa graduate from USP
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The Tokelau General Fono decision made in September 201I to shift the lnternational Dateline from the western to the eastern side
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Fatupaepae in Apia postponed its plan to have a stall in town to sell Tokelauan handicrafts.
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Metita Puka and Pale Kolopa are the first two graduates from Tokelau to graduate as Eye Care technicians.
Tokelau Health targets Non-communicable Diseases for 2012.
With Non-communicable Diseases levels rising in the Pacific, health has set out to combat for a change of life style which aims at decreasing consumption of salt, sugar, alcohol and smoking.....
