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Children’s mental health is often overlooked, especially with challenges such as drug abuse and the rising cost of living; both of which significantly impact children’s emotional and psychological well-being. S
Rugby has become the heart of many women in Fiji, boosting their interest in striving for greater exposure in the traditionally male-dominated sports field. While speaking at the presentation of the i-tatau for the
Winning back the support of the people for the Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s is one goal that interim coach Timoci Volavola has set ahead of next weekend’s Dubai 7s. Volavola says it was a hard start for him since join
Concerns have been raised after hundreds of syringes and needles were found along Rifle Range in Vatuwaqa. Pita Simpson, who lives close by says his brother had discovered it when he was out walking their dog yeste
Good news for Kalabu Primary School students as they will now benefit from a new ablution block and a new kindergarten classroom to support their education. While speaking at the opening ceremony Head of School Kit
The Fiji Medical Association says they are very concerned and puzzled on why the budget in certain areas for Saint Giles Hospital was reduced when it is the only psychiatric hospital in the country dealing with people w
Serious concerns are being raised about methamphetamine usage in Ba Town, fights occurring on the streets following the opening of nightclubs, and the consumption of alcohol in town. While speaking to fijivillage N
There is no other option but to live with the super-bugs detected multiple times in a year at the acute wards at CWM Hospital because it is the only facility which provides various critical services and there is no opti
106 families are set to be reunited with their loved ones, who have been working under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) Scheme, a move aimed at easing the social impacts of prolonged family separation.
Fiji’s lack of full adherence to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control is driving a sharp increase in non-communicable diseases, putting more pressure on the country’s healthcare system. This concern was
From starting off at a kiosk at the Suva Market selling tea, fried fish and cassava, Zamzam Restaurant Director Rashida Dean has not looked back since, growing from strength to strength. Dean is opening a new Middl
Hundreds of people from the Methodist Church in Fiji attended the Ordination Service of Jone Vuto as the Vice President of the Church at Centenary Church in Suva today. After the service, Vuto sent out a strong mes
The Fiji Medical Association hopes that a new sister hospital will be completed soon to support the ageing infrastructure of the Colonial War Memorial Hospital. While speaking on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vija
Great Council of Chiefs Chair Ratu Viliame Seruvakula says language is our identity, and if we lose that, we are losing a part of us. Speaking to fijivillage News on the issue of language, Ratu Viliame says there w
Fiji Medical Association President, Doctor Alipate Vakamocea admits they are struggling with the provision of healthcare service delivery due to theshortage of nurses. Doctor Vakamocea revealed on fijivillage Strai
People who are knocking off from work and going directly to the yaqona session is a concern because it is breaking families, the government has to note this because if families are breaking – it’s the breakdown of t
The process that Government and the Ministry of Health are using when it comes to the Fiji Procurement Office and the Ministry of Finance is that they have to get three quotes for medicine when they run out. Fiji M
Shona Amputch is happy to be one of the five nurses at Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital selected to participate in a free specialist medical training program in India this coming January. Amputch hopes after co
There is a missing link between businesses and the provincial councils, and today, the Great Council of Chiefs will discuss those missing links and try to connect the dots with the members. Ratu Viliame Seruvakula
The Fiji Bureau of Statistics has completed its Employment and Unemployment Survey last month, wrapping up a data collection activity that took a year to complete. Fiji Bureau of Statistics CEO Kemueli Naiqama says
