Tofor-kon Tete Rengrengmal () was a traditional senior chief from the Malampa Islands of Vanuatu. He was also an army veteran who fought during World War II.
Tofor-kon Tete Rengrengmal was born around 1918. His father, Chief Bule Tainmal, was a chief in Malampa.
He was recruited by his father, Chief Tainmal, to serve as his bodyguard.
During World War II, he was trained by the United States Army and fought in the Solomon Islands.
Tofor faced accusations of involvement in multiple killings, which led to legal disputes with authorities in both France and England. Efforts to pursue legal action were complicated by issues related to the availability and handling of evidence.
By the time of Chief Bule TainmalâÂÂs death in 1972, Tofor had attained the rank of Meleun Getlam. He presided over his fatherâÂÂs death ceremony and fulfilled his Mal rank obligations on the same day. Tofor died in December 1999 at the age of 80.