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The Director of Public Prosecutions has filed a motion and an affidavit to seek orders for Canadian national, Joshua Aziz Rahman to be extradited to New Zealand and tried for criminal charges. The matter was called
The organizers of the Coca-Cola Games have today made an application to increase the seating capacity at the ANZ Stadium from 50 percent to 86 percent. Coca-Cola’s Marketing Manager Lawrence Tikaram says they are ho
Close to 2,500 athletes are expected to participate in the 2021 Coca-Cola Games later this month. This consists of 120 schools. The Powerade National Torch was officially lit this morning by sponsors and stude
Digicel Fiji has announced that they will be awarding cash prizes to the overall winners and winning schools in each grade in the 2021 Coca Cola Games. This is after Digicel Fiji gave an $8,000 sponsorship to the
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and his wife, Mary have received their first dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine today. Bainimarama says these vaccines are more than a shot in the arm, they are an injection of
Ratu Kadavulevu School sprinter Nacani Rasoqosoqo is one of the favourites to win the Senior Boys 100 metres in the Coca-Cola Games at the end of this month. Rasoqosoqo was given the Viti FM Best Male Athlete Awar
Pacific sprint king Banuve Tabakaucoro says no one should be counted out in the Senior Boys 100 metres at the Coca-Cola Games this month. Tabakaucoro has been watching some of the contenders for the Blue Ribbon eve
St Joseph's Secondary School Year 13 student Reama Verekauta is aiming to break the Coca-Cola Games Senior Girls High Jump record after winning gold in the Suva Zone 2 Athletics meet. Verekauta jumped a height of 1
Around 4,000 members of the Fiji Police Force will be receiving their first jab of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine this week. This includes staff in the Western, Central and Southern Divisions. Members of the F
Year 12 Xavier College student, John Aryan Raju had a perfect build-up for the Coca-Cola Games after winning gold in the 5,000 metres Open Grade final in the Easter National Championships at the ANZ Stadium. Raju w
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong has told religious leaders and representatives that the COVID-19 vaccine cannot be evil. While speaking during the Ministry of Health Information Session with Faith
The Suva High Court will deliver its judgement in Joshua Aziz Rahman's $31 million drug trial on the 12th of April. Rahman was allegedly found in possession of 39.5kg of cocaine in Caubati in February 2019. A
The President of the Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji, Sarju Prasad says whatever helps cure certain ailments is not evil and the COVID-19 vaccine must be welcomed. Speaking to fijivillage, Prasad says
The Methodist Church of Fiji is standing with the government in trying to get more people vaccinated when their time comes for vaccination. General Secretary of the Methodist Church Reverend Iliesa Naivalu says the
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says Fiji remains at risk of breaches at the border at any point in time and the danger of COVID-19 community cases is real. Only 25,000 people have been registered
The Head of the Catholic Church in Fiji, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong says he thinks we should correct those who are calling the COVID-19 vaccine evil and satanic. In an interview with fijivillage, Archbishop Chong s
Drug accused, Joshua Aziz Rahman has maintained in the Suva High Court that he had no knowledge that there were drugs in the house in Caubati. Rahman was allegedly found in possession of 39.5kg cocaine in Caubati i
Joshua Aziz Rahman who was allegedly found with 39.5kg of cocaine has told the Suva High Court today that no drugs were found in his room. The Canadian national is currently giving evidence before High Court Judge
Detective Damien Espinosa who is a Senior Sergeant with the New Zealand Police has told the Suva High Court today that according to CCTV footage, Joshua and his father Talat Rahman were seen walking with a bag containin
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says he is getting vaccinated because it is what we all must do to defeat this pandemic once and for all. Bainimarama says these vaccines are part of the greatest achievement in mo
