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Hundreds of people are already in the village of Tubou in Lau, where they will take part in the welcoming church service today. While speaking to fijivillage News, village headman Waqavonovono Temo says the service
The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre is deeply disappointed with the Fiji Rugby Union for its ongoing lack of genuine commitment to addressing violence against women and girls. This comes as Iosefo Masi has been named
The Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro says schools now have full control over how their funds are used, allowing them to focus on their priorities, however, he reminded them of the importance of transparency and ac
Assistant Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Sakiusa Tubuna says fair and adequate salaries for civil servants are key to boosting employee morale. He says this improves productivity and ultimately contr
Join us LIVE from Albert Park as Communications Fiji Limited (CFL) celebrates 40 incredible years with the ultimate CFL Gratitude Concert!
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says there is abuse within the social welfare system, and while it involves taxpayers’ money that must be carefully monitored, the government is a
A young couple in Tabia, Labasa has transformed a once-overgrown plot of land into a thriving agri-business that now includes rice farming, poultry production, and goat rearing. While speaking to fijivillage News,
Retired Nurse, Vasemaca Gumatua urges parents to pack two lunchboxes for their children to help reduce junk eating during school recess. Gumatua says this will help children develop healthy habits such as staying w
I have many wonderful memories with Communications Fiji Limited over the years. These were the words of Vude King, Seru Serevi when asked by fijivillage News about some of his memorable experiences with CFL. S
As the installation of the Tui Nayau and the Sau ni Vanua o Lau draws near, the military force from the Kingdom of Tonga is expected to arrive on the island of Lakeba today. Tubou Village headman, Waqavonovono Temo
Following the controversy surrounding Barbara Malimali’s appointment as the FICAC Commissioner, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica, says he did not have any phone calls or discussions with
Vude icon, Georgina Ledua says Communications Fiji Limited has always been her backbone throughout her musical journey. Ledua stated this in an interview with fijivillage News leading up to the CFL Gratitude Concer
A 41-year-old man tragically lost his life on Thursday at Tore Settlement in Lautoka while fitting an excavator bucket, which is used for digging. Police say it is alleged that a truck, driven by a 44-year-old man
People can expect better communication from the Fijian Elections Office as FEO Connect has been launched which will reimagine how the Office connects with the people of Fiji. While launching the new platform, Supe
263 students today graduated from the Pacific Polytech Nabua Campus in fields of trades, agriculture, ICT, tourism, business, health and skills development. Pacific Polytech Head of Centre for Professional, Technic
Civil servants must deliver services to the people, as any delay in spending directly affects development and it shouldn’t happen as the government spends about $1.2 to $1.3 billion annually on civil service salaries
As Fiji faces a skills shortage, suggestions are being made to allow regional students to work in Fiji and for the government to enable 16,000 job-ready locals registered with the National Employment Centre to work in A
Following the announcement of investments underway in 177 projects valued at $5.8 billion, prominent businessman Ram Bajekal says these are sort of numbers that were bandied around in the past but they were very skeptic
Four people in the United States have been killed and at least 14 others wounded when gunmen opened fire on a crowd outside a lounge in downtown Chicago. According to police, the mass shooting took place on Wednes
Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran urged students in Levuka to make the right choice every day—starting with saying no to harmful substances such as junk food, cigarettes, alcohol and drug
