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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
The Fiji men's basketball team started their 2023 Pacific Games campaign on a winning note as they have thrashed Tahiti 70-45. The Laisiasa Puamau coached side took the a 33-25 lead at halftime. Players Matai
Former National 7s player, William Ryder has raised concern about unsustainable fishing in the North. Ryder who also played rugby in Japan for four years and then played for France for eight years is now relying o
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
It is a happy day for the Fiji Cancer Society as they will be able to provide more support and assistance to people suffering from cancer after receiving a cheque of $8,868 from the Hot Bread Kitchen. While acknow
It is very unjust and is a violation of human rights and freedom of assembly, freedom of association, and expression which are people's rights, and it is not acceptable that permits will not be given for any march and e
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
CEO of the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission, Joel Abraham appears on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan /+ARTICLE-289277+ARTICLE/ /+ARTICLE-289273+ARTICLE/ /+ARTICLE-289262+ARTICLE/
The Provincial Administrator Nadroga/Navosa Vatia Vasuca says there are more than 300 people in 10 active evacuation centres in Sigatoka. He says there have been no major damages in Sigatoka and the evacuees came
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
Kadavu is currently experiencing strong winds and heavy rain. Richmond Methodist High School teacher Jokaveti Sorokivei says 100 students, teachers and villagers have relocated to their evacuation centre at the sch
The centre of Severe Tropical Cyclone Mal is located 90 kilometres south-southwest of Kadavu and is moving away from the Fiji Group. Acting Director of the Nadi Weather Office, Bipen Prakash says conditions over th
People of Kadavu are now experiencing the first effects of Category 3 Tropical Cyclone Mal as gusty winds and heavy rain started early this morning. Kadavu Provincial Administrator Joji Waqata says after their last
Category 3 Tropical Cyclone Mal is now showing signs of weakening as it moves towards Kadavu. The centre of TC Mal is located 130 kilometres west of Kadavu. Kadavu start feeling the effects of TC Mal #Weather
Strong winds and rough seas are currently being experienced in the Mamanuca Islands as Tropical Cyclone Mal has intensified to into a category 3 system. Tropica Island Resort Operations Manager Trudi Peet has told
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
Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Mal continues to move closer to the Fiji Group, and the centre is now located 500 kilometres North West of Nadi or 440 kilometres West North West of Yasawa-i-Rara. TC Mal is expected to
Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Mal is expected to pass close to the west of the Fiji Group tonight however expect continuous heavy rain and destructive winds to start earlier. Acting Director of the Nadi Weather Offic
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
