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Christmas is about spending time with families and friends, and this is true for Asgar Ali Sanaila of Lalakaro settlement in Vanua Levu, as he celebrated this joyous day with close families and friends. Sanaila say
Christmas is a time of fellowship and merry-making with friends and family members, and it is also a good time to reflect on what has transpired, learn from the shortfalls and make commitments to be a better person.
We need peace of mind and heart, that saves us from anxiety, fear and violence, particularly violence against women and children. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlighted this in his Christmas message saying anot
After losing two women due to the violence of their loved ones this year, we need to emphasise Jesus' calling this Christmas by being peacemakers, seeking to resolve conflicts and promote harmony. Assistant Ministe
Many families from Tailevu, Nausori and Suva got a chance to enjoy and experience the lights, stalls and Christmas spirit at the Suva foreshore as Nasese Buses provided them with free bus service. Some residents fr
CWM Hospital has done a lot for the people of Fiji and the region in its 100 years and has stood the test of time. This was highlighted by President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere while acknowledging the staff of the CWM
125 cases of attempted suicide and 47 cases of Deliberate Self-Harm were attended from January to November this year. Some of these causes are the loss of a loved one, end of a relationship, major changes in life c
As the holiday and festive season unfolds, the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission remains committed to protecting consumers, ensuring a fair marketplace and continuing its ongoing inspections to ensure complianc
Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has assured residents in Lautoka that their concerns will be addressed as soon as possible after residents raised serious concerns regarding road conditions and other services in V
The Coordinator for Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre, Shamima Ali has revealed that from January to the end of November this year, their office has seen more than 6,000 people with 60 percent of the reports being domestic v
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica has expressed his disappointment and also warned supermarket owners, retailers and wholesalers not to sell inferior products to consumers during this festiv
The Lomaiviti Princess 1 which had faced engine problems and was drifting without power early this morning, has been towed to Savusavu by a barge, where the 304 passengers have safely gotten off the boat. Maritime
The Lomaiviti Princess 1 which had faced engine problems and was drifting without power early this morning, has been towed to Savusavu by a barge. Police confirm that the vessel was towed by the landing craft Waim
A passenger shipping vessel is drifting in open waters after leaving Savusavu at about 2 o’clock this morning. fijivillage News received a call from a concerned woman whose father and children are travelling on t
Some institutions that have been operating without registering with the Fiji Higher Education Commission have been identified and referred to the court. This has been highlighted by the Fiji Higher Education Commi
Fiji Labour Party Leader and former Prime Minister, Mahendra Chaudhry says the coup prisoners released today have served very long sentences and are showing remorse for their treasonous acts but he hopes they will assis
The mataqali Nabukebuke Namosi does not want any more prospecting or mining to take place in Namosi. This has been highlighted by Domitila Nariva, a representative of the mataqali Nabukebuke Namosi while speaking t
Good news for thousands of nurses as the Fiji Nurses Association and the Ministry of Health have resolved outstanding grievances regarding salary anomalies, allowance and terms and conditions of the contracts of employm
103 residential Housing Authority lots are now available for the people in Covata, Vanua Levu. While launching the project, Minister for Housing, Maciu Nalumisa, says this is a great opportunity for the people of V
Naitasiri high chief, Ratu Inoke Takiveikata who was convicted of instigating the 2000 mutiny, and 2000 coup convicts Timoci Silatolu and Josefa Nata are amongst the people who have been granted a presidential pardon by
