Bong Kalo

 Kalo revealed this after scoring a hat-trick against Papua New Guinea and helping Vanuatu advance into the semi-finals of the OFC Men’s Olympic Qualifiers in Lautoka. 

 The prolific attacking midfielder was the star for Vanuatu in 2017 scoring three goals in narrow 3-2 defeats against Germany and Mexico. 

 His exploits in South Korea led him to pen his first European deal in 2017 with amateur Switzerland side Ascona FC.  

 “The game was tough but I am glad for my boys since we did a good job earning points in our first two matches,” he said. 

Vanuatu RISPEK is part of World Vision's ‘It Takes a World to End Violence Against Children’ campaign.

In Vanuatu, the campaign is called Vanuatu Rispek - It Takes Respect to Create a Safer Vanuatu with the slogan 'Rispektem Yu wan, Rispektem Narafala man' (Respect Yourself, Respect others).

The campaign aims to help young people understand their rights and the rights of others in relation to consent and to feel empowered to take a stand against sexual violence to create a safer Vanuatu.

Kalo, who scored three goals in the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Korea last month, showed his skills and style of play and helped the former champions to meet Erakor Golden Star this Saturday in the semifinal of the competition.

The winner of this match will meet Ifira Black Bird in the grand final in two weeks.

Other two Digicel Amicale goals came from Daudau Gibson and Sika Mahuni.

Photo by Vanuafoot