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Fiji Employers and Commerce Federation CEO Kameli Batiweti says we will be in deep trouble if 2021 is like 2020 as their members had to let go of about 30,000 employees last year. In an interview with Legend FM New
Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s Coach Gareth Baber says his intention is to create as close to what can be World 7s Series conditions during the Fiji Rugby Super 7s Series. While speaking to Fijivillage, Baber s
The Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises and Development or FRIEND Fiji says they have helped about 10,000 people with food parcels. These people are mostly from Sigatoka, Nadi and Lautoka. CEO and Foun
Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar says they have noticed that civil servants including teachers, nurses and Police officers are amongst those people who owe town and city rates. While speaking at the Nadi
A number of people were seen doing last minute back to school shopping in Suva before school opens next Tuesday. Fijivillage spoke to some people who say they are excited about children going back to school as thei
The Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises and Development or FRIEND Fiji has so far provided 754 stationery kits to students as they prepare for the new school year next week. Founder and CEO Sashi Kiran says
22 generator sets are expected to be installed at critical Water Authority of Fiji sites by later this or early next year to ensure no disruption in water supply during power outages. WAF Chief Operations Officer S
Fiji born Australian Defence Force Lieutenant Commander Roneel Chandra says it is extra special for him to help in the rehabilitation work on Galoa Island. Lieutenant Commander Chandra says he is the senior health
The US Ambassador to Fiji, Joseph Cella will return to the US at the end of next week and he has labelled his stay in Fiji as the best job he has ever had. Cella says he has so many beautiful memories from Fiji and
53 children diagnosed with congenital heart disease in Fiji require surgery today. This has been revealed by the Director of Sai Prema Foundation, Sumeet Tappoo who says they are desperate to open the South Pacific
The Water Authority of Fiji says it has a plan to build another 20 million litres Water Treatment Plant in Tamavua by 2022. Chief Operations Officer Seru Soderberg says this will provide them with the opportunity t
A fresh and exciting song “Iko Tu Ga†has been released by new local artist – Wedger. The song was produced by Tropic Thunda. It is Wedger’s debut single. This is not the only Tropic Thunda produ
More than 40 volunteers gathered at the Sanjeevani Heart Hospital to participate in the packing of 600 packs of “Bucket Full of Love†for the families affected by TC Yasa in the outer islands. This is an initia
The Fiji Police Force will be using drones to monitor traffic flow during their back to school operation. Chief Operations Officer, Abdul Khan says they want to ensure children are safe on the roads when school res
Fiji boxing’s Cruiserweight champion Alivereti Kauyaca says Joseph Kwadjo needs to forget about the Savenaca Naliva rematch and concentrate on their fight. Kauyaca who has won all four of his professional fights
The Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong says they are working to register all those that will be part of the first phase of vaccination for COVID-19. He says the priority group in phase 1 will include fron
Acting Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has raised concerns regarding the attitude of some officers when answering phone calls and attending to reports. While speaking to officers participating in the Fiji Police Fo
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says in the next few weeks they will be looking at the need to build stronger classrooms and teachers quarters. Bainimarama highlighted this while on his three-day tour in Northern
Despite facing many challenges in their life daily, 64 women today graduated from the Makoi Women’s Vocational Centre. While sharing her story during the ceremony, Merewairita Nele from Beqa says she had to trave
Minister for Education, Rosy Akbar says they have surpassed their target to assist 6000 students in the Tropical Cyclone Yasa affected areas as a lot of people are coming forward to donate. This follows a donation of $
