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The United States of America is bracing itself for retaliation attacks following the death of the world's most wanted man and Al Qaeda leader - Osama Bin Laden yesterday. The US has put its embassies around the worl
Al Qaeda founder and leader Osama Bin Laden has been killed by US forces, President Barack Obama has revealed earlier this afternoon. The Al Qaeda leader was killed in a ground operation in a mansion outside Islamabad i
The owner of Mai Life magazine is selling the magazine company due to cross-media ownership laws under the Media Industry Development Decree. Publisher Alsa Limited has announced Mai Life's sale. Owner and Publishe
Villages in the Province of Nadroga and Navosa are tackling the marijuana trade themselves by setting up a taskforce to stop the cultivation in the highlands. This was confirmed by the Assistant Roko Rusiate Raidaveta a
Some secondary school students who tried to enter into nightclubs were stopped by Police and the securities of the respective night clubs. This has been confirmed by Police Spokesperson Inspector Atunaisa Sokomuri who a
Police had to move in and tell students to go home after thousands of school students were seen loitering in town early this morning. Spokesperson Inspector Atunaisa Sokomuri said there were more than 6,000 people in th
Its 5 years in a row. That is what Suva Grammar School boy’s divisions have accomplished at the 2011 Coca Cola Games. Speaking to our News Director Vijay Narayan, Grammar’s head coach Jone Delai said this y
The 2011 Coca Cola Games has drawn to an end with the defending champions retaining their titles. Suva Grammar School has successfully defended their title in the Boys Division for the fifth year in a row. This report
A strong tussle is expected in the medal tally in the girls division. This is as Suva Grammar girls are taking a sudden lead in the Fijivillage Medal tally. Looking at the girls Division. Grammar is leading with 8 Go
Day Two of the 20111 Coca Cola Games is here. Looking again at the Fijivillage Medal Tally: Marist leads the boys division with 4 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze, the Grammar boys are in second place with 3 gold, 3 si
The battle is on as medals continue to scatter on day one of the 2011 Coca Cola Games and this hour Xavier College from Ba has taken the lead with 2 gold and 1 bronze in the boys division. Xavier's gold
Marist Brothers High School has now taken the lead in the Fijivillage Medal Tally of the boys division in the 2011 Coca Cola Games. Marist leads the tally with 1 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze. Queen Victoria School an
Queen Victoria School and Ba Provincial Secondary lead the boys medal tally as we enter the second half of day one of the 2011 Coca Cola Games. Both schools have one gold and one silver each. Kadavu Secondary School,
Queen Victoria School, Dreketi High School and Kadavu Provincial School are locked at first place in the boys division after the first hour of competition in the 2011 Coca Cola Games. They are followed by Ba Sanatan Col
The 2011 Coca Cola Games has officially begun with the Open Girls 1500 metres where Akesa Drotini of ACS and Nohela Taqai of Suva Grammar will be battling it out for gold. It's day one of the 2011 Coca Cola Ga
The government has today announced that work on the reallocation of FM radio station and television frequencies have been completed and the station operators have to ensure that they move to the new frequencies by July 1
There will be no choir competition and soli at this year’s annual Church conference for the Methodist Church of Fiji as it will now be held for only one day. That is the confirmation from the Acting General Secre
There is still no answer to finding a substitute for marijuana farming in the Province of Nadroga and Navosa. This is one of the main issues that will be discussed at length in today’s Provincial Council Meeting t
The Education Ministry has reminded schools to keep school parties clean, as over the years a few secondary schools try to end the school term with social nights of dancing especially after the Coca Cola Games. Educat
The Attorney General said the Public Emergency Regulation (PER) imposed two years ago in the country won’t be lifted until local considerations have been addressed. The PER was imposed in April 2009. Aiyaz Saye
