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FijiFirst continues to lead the official tally of the 2018 general elections results with 205,831 votes which is 50.06 percent of the total votes inputted in the official tally. This is from the official results fr
FijiFirst is currently leading the official tally of the 2018 general elections results with 179,900 votes which is 50.17% of the total votes inputted in the official tally. This is from the official results from 1
As the 2018 general elections official results continue to be inputted into the official tally, SODELPA is leading the tally with 53,351 votes which is 47.95% of the total votes inputted in the official tally. SODE
Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem says that the 22 Polling Venues that had voting postponed due to bad weather on Wednesday will now have voting there from 7.30am till 6pm tomorrow. Saneem says that 7,498 vot
Provisional results from 1,586 of the 2,170 counting stations have been announced for the 2018 general elections, and FijiFirst is currently leading the party votes tally. FijiFirst currently has 191,266 vo
Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem has announced the latest results from 1586 polling stations, which totalled 370,450 votes. Saneem says as at 7am today Fiji First Party Leader Voreqe Bainimarama has received
Voting for the 2018 general elections is now ending at 1,503 polling stations in Fiji and people should expect the first set of provisional results from the National Count Centre in Suva by 7.30pm tonight. 550,220
With an hour remaining for people to cast their votes, registered voters who have not voted are being urged to vote. Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem is urging registered voters to vote as this opportunity o
Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem has urged all registered Fijians to cast their vote as this chance will only come once in 4 years. Saneem says that all, 10,131 election officials have reported to polling st
550,220 voters are eligible to vote as voting has started in the last hour in 854 polling venues across the country. Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem says they are ready for polling in 1,503 polling stations
As more than 550,220 registered voters get ready for Voting Day tomorrow, the Nadi Weather Office also advises people to be prepared for strong winds and heavy rain from tonight into tomorrow. A trough of low pr
Chief Justice Anthony Gates has dismissed FICAC’s appeal against Sitiveni Rabuka and set a cost of $4,000 to be paid to Rabuka. The Chief Justice has just ruled that FICAC&rs
Chief Justice, Anthony Gates is currently delivering his ruling on Sitiveni Rabuka. The Magistrates Court had earlier found Rabuka not guilty of the charges relating to the declaration of his assets and liabilities
The Fijian Elections Office is calling on people, political parties and candidates to comply with the 48 hours campaign blackout period. In a press conference today, Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem urged
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says the FijiFirst has delivered a sad and tired manifesto. NFP held a campaign meeting at Rishikul Primary School with close to 400 people in attendance last
The Ministry of Education has issued a circular to all teachers in the country that all fully‑certified teachers, those with at least a diploma in education/teaching who have met the required performance assessments,
The FijiFirst Party launched its manifesto in Nukuloa College in Ba announcing the continuation of many of the government’s policies. It says the 68-page document is a comprehensive, realistic and accountable
National Federation Party candidate Attar Singh says they will see how the part of the law that does not allow trade unionists to contest the general elections can be changed but FijiFirst candidate and Minister for Emp
National Federation Party candidate Attar Singh says how can a party go into elections without a manifesto while Minister for Employment and FijiFirst candidate Jone Usamate says their main focus is to continue wit
FijiFirst candidate Penioni Ravunawa says some people want Fiji to be a Christian State but they do not even practice Christian principles according to the Bible. Speaking in the iTaukei language at the FijiFirst c
