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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica says some discussions are being made around the Commission of Inquiry related to rebuilding systems and infrastructure from a negative state, due to what he
The Head of School at Natutale Primary School in Navosa, Patemo Tubua, is calling on the Ministry of Education to set up a special school in the Navosa district because it is challenging for teachers to teach children w
We need to provide quality to our students and only then they will give quality but if we give them rubbish, they will also produce rubbish. This has been highlighted by William Cross College teacher and counselor
Accessing funds for land preparation is a challenge for farmers, and I hope the government will look into this because the farmers are sitting on a gold mine. This was revealed by the Chief Executive Officer of the
Good news for the people of Vanua Levu as the Nabouwalu passenger terminal will be opened soon. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says over the weekend, the Ministry of Local Government and its partners conducted a fi
A man arrested over a "suspected act of terrorism" in Boulder, Colorado on Sunday is expected to appear in court later today. Officials say eight people were injured after a man shouted "free Palestine" and started
Our schools are designed to teach people to work for somebody else such as an organisation, an enterprise or the governmental and a call is being made to re-look at TVET and enterprise education due to the level of unem
Tourism Fiji CEO Brent Hill will be stepping down from his role, and returning permanently to Australia with his growing family. Hill will complete his time with Tourism Fiji at the end of August after a successful
The ruling on whether the case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho will be transferred to the High Court, will be delivered next Monday. Bainimarama and
A Fijian man has lost his life while swimming at a popular resort in the Western Division over the weekend. Police say the man was swimming with another relative when they were both swept away by strong currents.
In an effort to keep the environment clean, the Ministry of Environment took to the Nukubuco sandbank and the Suva coastline in the early hours of this morning to carry out a cleanup. The Ministry of Environment sa
Award-winning cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr Sanjeev Khulbey of Pacific Specialist Healthcare (PSH Hospitals) delivered a very impressive paper on the first day of the inaugural two-days International Health Conference at U
Women remain underrepresented despite international announcements and commitments. This has been highlighted by the Permanent Secretary for Defence Mason Smith while launching the Barrier Assessment Project support
In her desire to have a stable future, Subsashni Lal has left her job as a librarian at the Fiji National University at Derrick Campus and has pursed farming vegetables and livestock. While speaking to fijivillage
In her desire to have a stable future, Subsashni Lal has left her job as a librarian at the Fiji National University at Derrick Campus and has pursed farming vegetables and livestock. While speaking to fijivillage
The Ministry of Fisheries is calling on all fishers, vendors, and exporters to follow the seasonal ban on catching, keeping, moving, and selling Grouper (Kawakawa) and Coral Trout (Donu) from yesterday to the 30th of Se
Borrowing sporting equipment from bigger institutions will be a thing of the past for Dreketi Primary School students after the Australian High Commissioner Peter Roberts and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finan
Two men lost their lives in two separate road fatalities this morning. Police say the first incident was an alleged hit and run case that was reported at the Ba Police Station. They say a call was received at
Traditional indigenous knowledge on change in weather patterns are still relevant today, and people can use this knowledge to predict what weather to expect. This was highlighted by a representative of Vutia Villag
Participants attending the Fijian Indigenous Business Council (FIBC) Symposium were reminded that everyone shares responsibility for keeping their business secure and setting up CCTV can monitor movements around their b
