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Ba stakeholders and the Ba Chair of Special Administrators are monitoring the situation in Ba Town where floodwaters have entered the town area due to heavy rain from last night until now. Through a video shared on
The Prince and Princess of Wales are reportedly “shaken and devastated†by the speculation about their marriage circulating, and plan to address Catherine’s health issues on Prince Louis’ birthday next month.
The Fiji Roads Authority are calling on Fijians living in the Western Division to take extra precautions and refrain from crossing flooded streams and low-level crossings that are currently under flood waters. Whil
Some areas in Labasa including Wailevu, Qelewaqa Road, Bulileka, Rokosalate, Navai, Navudi, Vunivere and Batinikama are closed due to flooding. Davendra Prasad of Navudi, Seaqaqa says it has been continuously raini
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua fell to their third defeat of the season after a 29-46 loss to the Chiefs in their Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific round 4 clash tonight in Hamilton. A much-improved performance from
The Fiji National Disaster Management Office is calling on all Fijians in the Nadi areas to limit unnecessary travels after floodwaters have entered parts of Nadi Town due to heavy rain experienced overnight. The F
Flood waters have entered in Qelewaqa Labasa due to continuous heavy rain from this morning. One of the house owners Ashwin Narayan says many of their household items including food have been destroyed as well. N
FijiFirst MP Jone Usamate says the Government is disrespectful to the President’s address as they have not carried out some of the things the President had highlighted for them to carry out in his address last year.
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has stressed that the Government does not interfere in the appointment of CEOs of public enterprises and these are the decisions left to the respective boards. He says merit is the un
Three Police officers have been charged with one count each of Assault Causing Actual Bodily Harm by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. The three Police officers are charged for their involvement in
It is vital that our approach to ensuring the resilience of Fiji’s critical infrastructure is one of partnership that is clear, effective, consistent and comparable. This has been highlighted by the Permanent Sec
As Easter weekend approaches and the current road death toll is at 13 compared to 19 for the same period last year, the Land Transport Authority is urging all road users to exercise caution and vigilance on our roads as
Queen of International Summit is a global platform for cultural exchange and understanding, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage in today's world. These are the words of Ashlin Prasad, who is representin
The body of the 42-year-old man who was swept away by strong currents while swimming after a drifting fibreglass boat in Navutu waters in Lautoka on Thursday, has been recovered. His body was found about 300 metres
The Parliament has unanimously passed the motion that the government guarantee a $130 million loan by the Fiji Development Bank for 12 months period from 1st March this year to 28th February next year and the bank pay a
The Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca, reminded the prefects and student council of Natabua High School that leaders should lead by example with humility and diligence, inspiring others towards collecti
The opposition has come into parliament with broad generalisations, lies, misinformation and concocting stories from what people might have said from one situation or the other, and this is the worst contribution ever
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says we must all recognise that freedom of speech comes with responsibility, and the authorities must continue to monitor online communications that may incite communal and religious anta
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Government’s effort to cushion the impact of inflation is through budgetary measures to support the most vulnerable in the society through the removal of VAT on basic food items
FijiFirst Party Acting General Secretary, Faiyaz Koya confirms that former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama will remain as the FijiFirst Leader for now. Koya confirmed this to fijivillage News when asked whether
