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The Tui Ba, Ratu Sairusi Nagagavoka maintains that the biggest province in the country is supporting the interim government's move to form a People's Charter to move the nation forward. Nagagavoka says that the
Coming to Suva for the first time for some of the students of Saint Bedes College and telling the public about teenage pregnancies, is a dream in itself. This is theme of the only school which is representing the North,
A number of questionable deals, alleged abuse and mismanagement of tax dollars have been highlighted in Post Fiji Limited, in a Finance Ministry Internal Audit Unit report. It has been alleged that some former board mem
Three new Permanent Secretaries were appointed by the Public Service Commission this morning. Savenaca Kaunisela, the current Divisional Commissioner Western has been appointed Permanent Secretary for Provincial Develop
The Interim Government is hoping to get assistance from the Chinese government to complete some major road projects around the country. While speaking on a talkback on our sister station, Radio Sargam this afternoon, In
There are indications that some members of the former People's Coalition government, are willing to settle their case filed against the Fiji Military Forces, Commissioner of Police, Attorney General, coup leader Geor
$30 thousand dollars was raised at the weeklong Catholic Catekists Tri-Annual Gathering in Wairiki, Taveuni with 350 members in attendance. Wairiki Parish Priest, Father John Krispburn adds that the soli or proceeds wi
The Fiji Nursing Association's legal action against the interim administration has been filed in court. This has been confirmed by Association General Secretary, Kuini Lutua who said that as of this week, their case
Major changes are expected in the Fiji Police Force from early next year. Speaking to Village News, Chief of Staff Officer SSP Berenado Daveta confirms these changes have not being done for a long time. He said this w
Suncourt Hardware Directors, Dhansuk Lal Bhika and Gulabdass Bhika and former fisheries and forests official Suliasi Sorovakatini, today pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy to defraud the government of $3.6 milli
Nausori Police have arrested two youths from Manoca Nausori who allegedly stole 7 parking meters from Nausori town earlier this week. Media Liaison Officer Eastern, Sergeant Sarwan Singh confirms the two allegedly stole
Police in the Suva area are keeping a close watch on the opening of nightclubs and the operations of black markets. Divisional Police Commander Southern, SP Ponsami Chetty said that special teams have been formed to tak
The "Walking out of poverty" programme provides opportunities for school dropouts with no skills to engage in economic activity. Speaking to Village News, International Labour organisation Director, Abu Zakari
Helping young children who are earning a living when they should be in school is the dream story of the students of Ratu Kadavulevu School. With more then 65 students preparing for the event, School teacher Gade Maitoka
The Interim Prime Minister has confirmed that majority of the provincial councils in the country are backing the interim administration's plan to set up a People's Charter to take Fiji forward. Commodore Frank B
Legendary Fijian Musician, Sakiusa Bulicokocoko will be laid to rest at home next Saturday after he passed away in Hawaii two weeks ago. Younger brother Usaia Radrokai Bulicokocoko has confirmed that they have received
The Office of the Auditor General has raised concerns that despite making recommendations for a number of years, no legal action has been initiated against the Methodist Church of Fiji to recover the money owed to the go
Interim Minister for Commerce, Industry, Investment and Communications Taito Waradi has informed the Interim cabinet that more companies could be issued free to air television broadcast licenses in the future. This is a
The Fijian community in Auckland has raised concern that the Customs department in Suva has charged them $3,000 duty to release the container containing donations such as clothes and used furniture that can be given to
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption is now investigating some business people in the Northern Division for allegedly colluding with civil servants to defraud the government. FICAC spokesperson, Loraini Se
