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Serious allegations have surfaced about some students involved in underage sex in a secondary school in Ba as some male students have been caught in the girls’ dormitory a few times. Fijivillage News has
Telecom Fiji Limited has announced that customers will no longer have the burden of having to use their data at different times and are now free to use it as they want. Telecom also says that apart from this, they
3 grandfathers allegedly raped their granddaughters, 4 juveniles have been charged with rape, 3 husbands have been charged with marital rape and a 37-year-old man has been charged with raping his 16-year-old female face
People are advised to leave the single use plastic bags in the bins before entering the ANZ Stadium as all single use plastic bags are banned at the stadium from today. While speaking at the launch, Fiji Sports Cou
The wholesale data rates that telecommunications companies pay to FINTEL will drop today from $40,000 to $640 per 10 GB line. This is a drastic reduction in wholesale rates and people are eagerly awaiting the annou
As the People’s Republic of China celebrates it’s 70th anniversary tomorrow, Chinese Ambassador to Fiji, Qian Bo says China is here to assist Fiji and the people of the country in developments because China
A 31-year-old Sigatoka woman who murdered her 14-year-old sister-in-law on 1st November, 2015 has been sentenced to mandatory life imprisonment. Acting High Court Judge Rangajeeva Wimalasena says the woman and her
A 34-year-old woman has passed away in a motor vehicle accident in Lautoka and a separate investigation is underway as white substances believed to be methamphetamine was found in the vehicle. The woman was a passe
Two students aged 14 and 20 years are believed to have drowned. Police say the two students from Waiqaliqali in Sigatoka were bathing their horses in the Semo River when they disappeared after 2pm yesterday. T
A woman is believed to have died in a house fire in Lautoka yesterday afternoon. Police say a report was received after 2pm yesterday that a house located at Johnson Road in Drasa, Lautoka was destroyed in a fire.
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has called on international financiers to provide direct financial assistance instead of loans to countries in need of their support. While delivering his statement at the High‑L
Fiji now has a state of the art facility that will enhance disaster risk reduction and disaster response activities in the country. This is after the opening of the refurbished National Emergency Operations Centre
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says Fiji is becoming one of the first countries to enshrine our implementation of the Paris Agreement and other strands of our climate campaign in a new national law called the Climat
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says it is heartbreaking news for Fijians to find out from a leading climate scientist that global warming will increase global average sea levels by upto 1.1 metres by 2100 in the wor
The Fiji Airways Flying Fijians still have a mathematical chance to qualify for the Rugby World Cup quarter-final despite a hopeless performance against Uruguay yesterday. This will be based on other results going
Handling errors, poor defence, and poor goal-kicking resulted in an embarrassing defeat for the Fiji Airways Flying Fijians as they were upset 30‑27 by Uruguay in their second pool match of the Rugby World Cup. T
Fiji Airways Flying Fijians coach, John McKee believes bonus points could have the final say on how far Fiji can potentially go into the 2019 Rugby World Cup. McKee says that the Flying Fijians can have no do
Many people have raised concerns regarding two people with links to Fiji who are living abroad and were part of the group that allegedly spread fake news and rumours of civil unrest and government takeover on Monday, wh
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The two mobile phone companies have not revealed as yet on whether data rates will significantly go down after the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission’s announcement on the huge reduction of the wholesale r
