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Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says after vaccinating almost every adult in the country, Fiji is once again open for happiness. While addressing the World Expo attendees in Abu Dhabi, Bainimarama says if you ask
A Natabua High School student says learning about anti-corruption and integrity has taught her to choose courage over comfort. Jessica Singh won the Years 9 and 10 FICAC International Anti Corruption Day essay comp
With two out of three women having experienced domestic violence at the hands of their intimate partners, Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Rosy Akbar says Fiji is facing an epidemic of violence again
A Year 11 student of Xavier College in Ba Asenaca Naliva says she becomes nervous when she thinks about everything they will have to do when they eventually return to school. Naliva was the winner of the FICAC Inte
Fiji Care has launched their new Reverse Vending Machine and BOOLA App where people can gain points and redeem them for products and services. Executive Director Avi Raju says the BOOLA App will allow people to acc
Water cuts continue to be a major concern in parts of the Central Division as thousands of people living from Lami to Nausori have been without water or are experiencing intermittent supply from Saturday. Residents
Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has urged dairy farmers to increase their production of milk after he revealed that Fijians drink about 77 million litres of milk in a year while farmer
Employment Minister Parveen Bala says his team is on the ground and in a couple of weeks they will be able to know how many workers have returned to work after the easing of restrictions and opening of the borders.
Thousands of people who rely on the Tamavua Reservoir for water supply were either without water supply last night or facing irregular water supply and the Water Authority of Fiji is yet to confirm the cause of the prob
Permanent Secretary for Education, Dr. Anjeela Jokhan says Year 12 students who do not pass their exam will remain in Year 12 however the students’ performance will not just be determined by one exam. When questi
No form of approvals at any stage of the project has been given by the Department of Environment for the proposed World Wave Project in Qamea, Taveuni, and proper consultations and independent assessments will be carrie
Permanent Secretary for Education, Doctor Anjeela Jokhan says they never said that unqualified teachers would be replaced. She says they are not saying that they will get rid of all their unqualified teachers and a
9 Fijian age care workers will be going to Australia next week under the Pacific Labour Scheme for a term of three years. While speaking to the age-care workers, Minister for Employment Parveen Bala has encouraged
Suva Retailers Association President Jitesh Patel is encouraging businesses in Suva to put up promotions and colours in their shops to bring back the spirit of Christmas Suva is known for. While officiating at the
One of 10 siblings raised by a struggling widow, Esala Lewamama is living proof of the age-old adage: Adversity builds character. These days she is better known as Ranadi Kei Viti – an activist, a social media in
Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says this is an exciting period and if we are able to forge ahead in the way we expect, the growth rate next year and the following year will be quite h
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says the passing of the Medicinal Products Amendment Bill last week and the allowance for the Health Minister to make exceptions for the importation of certain medicinal products wi
Being a school dropout and ending up on the streets to survive did not deter 32-year-old, Adi Kelera Qereitoga to continue to strive to become an entrepreneur to support her child. Adi Kelera says she was once a d
Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem has today told field trainers that they should not change any process just because there is a social media post questioning it. He highlighted this during the opening of the
Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum called the Opposition “Bina Pendi ka Lota†which he says means a vessel without a base and that moves around all the time. He said this while giving an example and rais
