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The FijiFirst hit back at the National Federation Party's comments about the government's VAT policies last night at a campaign meeting in Sakoca, and the Prime Minister also made it clear that he is scared of g
Good news for the residents of Sakoca in Nasinu as all residents will be issued with residential leases for 99 years. Fiji First Leader and Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama revealed this at a campaign meeting
People will know the candidates numbers for next month’s General Elections today as the candidate numbers draw will be done at 10am today at the Grand Pacific Hotel. This has been confirmed by Electoral Commi
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says this government has stabbed in the stomach of our people by putting 9% VAT on basic food items that were previously zero rated. Professor Prasad mad
We will never work with FijiFirst. These were the sentiments of the Candidates Leader for Fiji Labour Party Aman Ravindra Singh when questioned on the VitiFM Straight Talk with our News Director, Vijay Nara
SODELPA Leader Sitiveni Rabuka has decided not to give evidence in his FICAC trial. Rabuka’s lawyer Queens Counsel Ian Lloyd informed Magistrate Jioji Boseiwaqa this afternoon that he has spoken to his cli
I look at it as an oversight. If they want to charge me for the offence then I have to withdraw. Those were the words of SODELPA Leader Sitiveni Rabuka in the FICAC caution interview that was played in th
Prime Minister and FijiFirst Leader, Voreqe Bainimarama says the National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad is scared of the iTaukei as he only wants to have a look at all the human rights violations in th
6 nominations from 4 political parties have been disqualified by the Fijian Elections Office. This has been confirmed by the Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem who has also confirmed that the Elections
A lot of noise is being made about the Penang Mill closing down and a lot of comments are being made about SODELPA provisional candidate, George Shiu Raj saying he wants to buy and run the Penang Mill. This was hig
The President of the Methodist Church of Fiji Reverend Epineri Vakadewavosa says that the multi‑cultural nature of Fiji commits the Church to the honoring of racial and cultural differences. In a statement on the
Fiji has been elected into the United Nations Human Rights Council. This is United Nations' top human rights body and Fiji will serve for a period of three years beginning January 1, 2019, getting 187 votes in
Attorney General and FijiFirst General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum stresses that no country in the world has ever progressed if you have chopping and changing of governments. While speaking during a campaign
Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says a newsletter released by the Head of the Catholic Church of Fiji, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong over the weekend, contains wildly inaccurate information on poverty rates a
Crowds of people gathered last night to witness the first Military Tattoo held at Subrail Park in Labasa that brought the Fiji Day Celebrations to an end. Earlier yesterday as part of the Fiji Day celebrations, peo
It was a sea of Blue with crowds of people filling out Subrail park today as the Fiji Day Celebrations unfolded in Labasa today for the first time. Following a march from Y Corner in Labasa town to Subrail
The Head of the Catholic Church Of Fiji Archbishop Peter Loy Chong has apologised to the people as he says that he had used outdated statistics and sources in a newsletter that was read by all the priests in all th
SODELPA Leader Sitiveni Rabuka has stated that SODELPA is looking to introduce a minimum wage of $4 an hour that can also be negotiated between the employers and the workers. While speaking at the USP Nadroga/
Serious concerns have been raised by many people after a newsletter that was prepared by the Head of the Catholic Church Of Fiji, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong, and distributed widely, was found to have had misleading a
Another shocking alleged suicide case involving a student has been recorded in Fiji again highlighting the need for everyone to reach out to those who can help them if they are facing problems. In the latest case,
