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The Vodafone Fiji Bati 9s side will want to maintain the consistency of winning gold at the Pacific Games. Manager Akuila Masi says they are motivated by the achievement of the team that won gold at the Pacific Gam
The Chair of the NGO Coalition on Human Rights in Fiji, Shamima Ali is asking if Fiji is a democratic country as the NGO Coalition was denied a permit to march. Ali says they will continue to call for a ceasefire a
Following the horrific accident in Lomolomo, Lautoka on Diwali, a call is being made for people to stop posting gruesome and insensitive photos on social media of accidents as it is traumatic for their families and othe
Despite the differences in the community, the Manikoso Women’s Club still celebrates their diversity as they hosted their annual break-up party at the Manikoso Village Hall yesterday. Manikoso resident, Salote Uluil
People living in Silana Village in Tailevu are thankful for the Saemaul Undong Initiative as assistance provided has improved their lives and taught them better practices. Tailevu provincial representative for the
A call is being made by Assistant Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran for women to be more aware and take interest in politics because decisions made in parliament affects lives. Kiran w
I want to clear that path for young Fijian footballers who want to play professional football overseas. These are the words of Fijian wonder boy Roy Krishna as the team prepares for their first match of the 2023 Pa
Artistic Director and Co-founder of Wellington-based theatre company The Conch, Nina Nawalowalo, is in the country to be part of the Pacific Human Rights Film Festival. Nawalowalo, who has links to Kadavu, will be
Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s head coach Ben Gollings has revealed that he is impressed with how the new players in the squad performed during the recent Oceania 7s Rugby Championship that was held in Brisbane last w
As the Pacific Games 2023 commences tomorrow, team Fiji Sailing reps Nelle Leenders and Sophia Morgan are more motivated than ever to get out at sea and compete against the best in the Pacific. 18-year-old Leender
There were no damages to school infrastructure as classes will resume today. This was stated by Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca to the media after receiving situation reports from schools around
Minister for National Disaster Management, Sakiasi Ditoka says he does not see anything wrong with having a bit of down-time and discussing things over a tanoa after a long day following criticisms levelled against Dito
Minister for National Disaster Management, Sakiasi Ditoka says the most vulnerable at the evacuation centres and those affected by Severe Tropical Cyclone Mal will be assisted on a case by case basis if the need arises.
Acting Prime Minister, Professor Biman Prasad says Minister for National Disaster Management, Sakiasi Ditoka who is leading the the government operations relating to Tropical Cyclone Mal is doing a fantastic job and peo
People of Kese Village in Yasawa are safe after Tropical Cyclone Mal passed them with little damage in the past 24 hours. Kese Community Post Officer, Pritesh Nadan says he was thankful that overnight there was lit
Ba Council of Social Services member Tevita Evo says about 14 evacuation centres are open in Ba where more than 100 people are taking shelter. Evo says one evacuation centre is sheltering about 5 families, while an
As Tropical Cyclone Mal has intensified into a category 3 system this morning villagers of Kese in Yasawa are sharing their homes with other people in the village and taking shelter for the night. Police Officer o
Rotuma is currently experiencing heavy rain and strong winds as Tropical Cyclone Mal approaches the Fiji group. Rotuma High School Principal, Liku Tuapati has told fijivillage News that everyone is indoors and they
There will be controlled movements from 6pm this evening to 4am tomorrow in vulnerable places in the country as a result of the approaching Tropical Cyclone Mal. National Disaster Management Office Director, Vasiti
Residents of Qauia settlement have put up shutters and are stocking up on food supply and water before Tropical Cyclone Mal comes closer to Fiji later today. Qauia resident, Apisalome Moce says everyo
