Gibson appointed as new EFL CEO
Fatiaki Gibson is the new Chief Executive Officer for Energy Fiji Limited. EFL Board Chairman Rokoseru Nabalarua says Gibson previously served as a General Manager, Major Projects at EFL and brings extensive leade
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Former TLTB employee sentenced to 2 years for corruption
Former i-Taukei Land Trust Board Senior Estate Officer, Inosi Tauvoli has been sentenced to two years for corruption with a non-parole period of 20 months. Lautoka High Court Judge Justice Aruna Aluthge found Tauvo
Eid reminds us of the importance of family, friends and community – PM Rabuka
Eid reminds us of the importance of family, friends and community — as well as the vital role of faith in inspiring us to go above and beyond to make the world a better place for those around us. This was highlig
Less than 10 people turn up for consultations on 3 Bills
Less than 10 people turned up for the public consultation on the Code of Conduct Bill, Access to Information Bill and Accountability and Transparency Commission Bill at Korovou Police Bure in Tailevu North, and 2 people
BSP’s new identity represents dedication to customers – BSP Group COO
Many business people turned up last night at the Grand Pacific Hotel to witness the Bank of the South Pacific’s new identity as they renewed their commitment to serving their valued customers and members of the commun
Muslims urged to embrace unity, generosity, and gratitude as we celebrate Eid
As Muslims celebrate Eid today, the community is being urged to embrace the spirit of unity, generosity and gratitude during this festive occasion. While speaking to fijivillage News, Fiji Muslim League’s Board o
Gas price will go up while fuel drops from today
Get ready to dig into your pockets as the price of gas will increase from today, while fuel drops. The Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission says the price of unleaded fuel will now cost $2.76 per litre a decrea
The Fiji Cancer Society and Umanand Prasad School of Medicine to partner on various cancer awareness and advocacy efforts
In an effort to create awareness and gain more hands on deck to battle cancer - the third largest killer disease in the country, the Fiji Cancer Society will work closely with a leading medical school in the Western Div
Public urged to stop spreading outdated video on mistreatment of Fijian PALM workers
The Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations is calling on the public and those overseas to stop circulating an outdated video and an ABC report on social media about the mistreatment of Pacific Aust
Singh urges religious organisations to raise drug awareness during Ram Navami
Leaders of respective organisations and Ramayan Mandalis are urged to utilise the occasion of Ram Navami to raise awareness and educate the youth and the public about the fight against drugs in Fiji. While sharing
Eid reminds us of the strength of our diversity – Prof. Prasad
Eid-ul-Fitr reminds us of the strength of our diversity and the values of inclusivity, understanding and respect that define our nation. This is the message from National Federation Party Leader, Deputy Prime Minis
40 community organizations receive grants worth $272,000
Forty community-based organizations in the Central Division received much-needed assistance from the government, with a grant totalling $272,000 from the Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs. For many, this funding is
New rice harvesters to boost rice production by Northern farmers
Rice farmers in the North will be able to increase their production after receiving four rice harvesters as part of the government's ongoing support for the agricultural sector. The Minister for Agriculture and Wat
Reviewed Education Act will align with evolving needs of students – Education PS
The reviewed Education Act will align with the evolving needs of students, teachers and society in which the education systems must adapt to changes in technology, workforce requirements and societal expectations to pro
Please don’t resort to fire to settle arguments – NFA CEO
The National Fire Authority is calling on people not to use fire as a means to resolve arguments. NFA Chief Executive Officer Puamau Sowane says they believe that the fire that destroyed a home in Jittu Estate in w
Two escape death following an accident in Sigatoka
Two people escaped death after both their vehicles were involved in an accident outside the Cuvu Community Police Post in Sigatoka. Police say it is believed that the driver of a gas vehicle lost control and veered
Tsunami warning for Pacific Islands lifted after strong earthquake near Tonga
The tsunami warning that was activated after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit near Tonga this morning has been lifted. The strong earthquake prompted an initial tsunami warning for the Pacific island country. AP
4 more Myanmar earthquake survivors pulled from rubble
Four more people have been pulled from the rubbles nearly 60 hours after a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on Friday, killing at least 1,700 people in the south-east Asian country. Myanmar's Fire S
Empowering women brings positive changes – First Lady
Empowering women enables positive changes in people’s lives, families, villages, communities and the nation. First Lady, Emily Lalabalavu highlighted this during the closing of the Women Invigorating the Nation (
Inflation rate drops to 1.4% in February as fuel and food prices stabilise
The inflation rate stood at 1.4 percent in February, much lower than the 4.6 percent in February 2024, and 4 percent recorded in January. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says