Náe tali é he Poate áe Kautaha Úhila á Tonga í heénau Palani Pisinisi taú 3 mei he 2025/26-2027/28, ke holoki áe totongi úhila ki he kau maú úhila taautaha óku maúlalo é nau ngaueáki áe uhila. Koe totongi ko eni kuo ósi kamata ngaueáki ia mei he áho 1 ó Siulai 2025, ki he kau maú úhila taautaha kotoa pe óku áu ki he kilouati é 150 pe sií hifo ki he mahina. Áia é fakahoko áe totongi ko eni mei Siulai 2025 ki Sune 2028. Kuo mau folau mai eni í he uike é ono, pea í he taimi ko eni, kuo pau ke fakahoko ai é mau fakamalo.

The Board of Tonga Power Limited approved the concession to low usage consumers in its Three Years Business Plan from 2025/26 - 2027/28. The low usage concession applies from 1 July, 2025 to consumers who use 150kwh or less throughout the Three-year Business Plan period. We have been on quite a journey for the last six weeks and we need to state our gratitude.

‘Oku lolotonga fakahoko ‘a e fakatonutonu ‘i he vā ‘o e Komisiona ki hono Fakafepaki’i ‘o e Ta’efaitotonuˊ (ACC) mo e Pangikē Pule Fakafonua ‘a Tongaˊ. ‘I he ‘aho 20 ‘o Mē 2025, na’e fakahū atu ‘e he Pangikē Puleˊ ki he Fakamaau’anga Lahiˊ ‘a e kole ke fakata’e’aonga’i ‘a e ‘eke fokotu’u ‘a e ACC ki he Fakamaau’angaˊ pē ko e konga ‘o e ‘eke ko eni makatu’unga eni ‘i he tu’unga fakalao ki hono ngaue’aki e mafai ‘o e ACC ‘i he malumalu ‘o e Lao ki he Komisiona ki he Fakafepaki’i ‘o e Ta’efaitotonuˊ.

The Anti–Corruption Commission (ACC) and the Board of Directors of the National Reserve Bank of Tonga (NRBT) are currently involved in litigation. On 20 May 2025, the NRBT submitted an Application to strike out the ACC’s Statement of Claim or, in the alternative, parts of it concerning the extent of the ACC’s powers according to the provisions of the Anti–Corruption Commission Act.

South Pacific Business Development (SPBD) Tonga marked a milestone—15 years of dedicated service in the Kingdom of Tonga—with a celebration recognizing the achievements of female entrepreneurs at its Annual Business Women of the Year Awards, at the Queen Salote Memorial Hall in Nukuʻalofa, on 20 June 2025.

For Melenaite Esera, her decision to pursue a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Linguistics and Geography wasn’t just a love for language and places but a deep curiosity about the world and the people who share it. Her hard work was recently recognised at the Ha’amonga Awards Ceremony at USP’s Tonga Campus, an achievement that she is grateful for.

Digicel Tonga is proud to announce its support initiatives for the people of Ha’apai as they prepare to host the Free Wesleyan Church Conference. “This is one of the largest events ever held in the Ha’apai community. At Digicel Tonga, we wish to offer the best to our customers and community and so we’re thrilled to add 40% additional capacity into the network, as well as ensuring that we have people onsite to service customers over the week. We wish the Ha’apai community a fruitful conference,” said Digital CEO, Daniel Horan today.