USP civil engineering student wins worldwide science quiz
A second-year civil engineering student of the University of the South Pacific has won the worldwide science quiz competition. Kaveet Koushal Naiker beat 500 other sci
Author: Sheenal Charan
New Zealand Government donates trace detection device worth NZD$30,000 to enhance Fiji’s border security
In an effort to enhance Fiji’s border protection, the New Zealand Government has donated a new trace detection device worth NZD$30,000 with additional consumable k
More than 90%of staff are back at work – Suva Retailers Association
With business slowly picking up and restrictions being eased, the President of the Suva Retailers Association Jitesh Patel says more than 90% of staff are back at work.
Children from St. Christopher's Home given the opportunity to do free shopping during the opening of CK’s fifth outlet in Nakasi
The ribbon cutting ceremony of the new CK’s Mega Bargain was conducted by nine vaccinated children from St. Christopher's Home and were given the opportunity to do
Those who cannot visit the voter registration centres because of a disability can request Fijian Elections Office to visit their residence
Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem says those who cannot visit the voter registration centres because of disability or infirmity can request them to visit their res
Over 21,000 Fijians have visited voter registration centres to upgrade their voter cards
Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem says a total of 21,209 Fijians have visited the voter registration centres in the last 10 days to upgrade their voter cards of w
No use offering prayers to Goddesses if people do not respect women in their own homes - Sharma
There is no use offering prayers to Goddesses if people do not respect women in their own homes. This is the message from the President and Founder of Bhakti Marag Man
Tokatoka Resort hoping for business boost after reopening of international borders
Tokatoka Resort in Nadi is hoping the reopening of international borders will be a boost for the business. Resort Manager, Desappa Mudaliar says they have re-opened th
British govt provides grant of $1.2 million to structure Fiji’s Blue Bond issuance in 2022
The British government will provide a grant support of $1.2 million to structure Fiji’s Blue Bond issuance in 2022. Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum met wit
RFMF receives US$95,000 worth of dive equipment
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces has received a US $95,000 worth of dive equipment funded by the Foreign Military Finance Program from the United States representativ
Asco Motors experiencing delays in the production of Toyota models
Asco Motors says they are experiencing delays in the production of Toyota models and this is affecting their ability to meet customer demand in a timely manner. In a s
Vodafone and Inkk customers can now purchase top-ups from BRED Fiji Connect App
Customers can now purchase Vodafone and Inkk prepaid top-ups from BRED Fiji Connect App. BRED Bank Fiji CEO, Thierry Charras-Gillot says customers can top-up Vodafone
Taveuni man who once wished to own his own laptop is the owner of Fiji Traders which has eight electronic shops
Azel Raj of Naqara, Taveuni who once wished to own his own laptop but could not afford it is the owner of Fiji Traders and has eight electronic shops now. During the l
Digicel Fiji donates $5,000 to Fiji Cancer Society to mark Pinktober
Digicel Fiji has donated $5,000 to the Fiji Cancer Society today to mark Pinktober. Cancer is the third most common cause of death in Fiji for men due to liver, prosta
One cannot please the Goddesses if they cannot please their own mother - Prasad
The celebration of Navratri is the celebration of the Goddesses and one cannot please the Goddesses if they cannot please their own mother. This is the message from th
McDonalds plans to go ahead with their Nakasi branch and bun factory in the future
McDonalds is planning to go ahead with their Nakasi branch and bun factory in the future. This has been confirmed by the Operations Manager Damon Gregg who says all o
The Indian government will provide more than NZ$569,000 for six development projects in the Cook Islands
The Indian government will be providing more than NZ$569,000 assistance for the six projects proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration. This is after
McDonalds has seen slow but steady business as they re-opened their doors for fully vaccinated people today
McDonalds has seen slow but steady business as they welcomed their customers today after re-opening their doors for fully vaccinated people to enjoy their meals indoors.
Wishbone and Pizza King operating with about 95% staff as they re-open for indoor dining from today
As restaurants have re-opened their doors for indoor dining from today for fully vaccinated people, Wishbone and Pizza King restaurants are operating on about 95 percent
Fiji Muslim League gets ready to welcome fully vaccinated members into the mosques from Monday
The Fiji Muslim League’s General Secretary, Saiyad Hussain says only fully vaccinated people will be allowed to enter the mosques from Monday October 4th and membe
Magazine writer who lost her job due to the impacts of COVID-19 starts her own business
Darshika Raj of Labasa who lost her job due to the impacts of COVID-19 has managed to start her own greeting cards business. During the launch of her ‘Just Say I