Karoko Youth Club to plant 3,000 trees in a bid to tackle climate change
To combat climate change, provide food security and restore biodiversity, the Karoko Youth Club will be planting 3,000 trees in their community. While speaking to fiji
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Ratu Paula appointed as new Roko Tui Namosi
The new Roko Tui Namosi, Ratu Paula Delaivuna hopes to work closely with the people of Namosi in terms of overcoming challenges and building a prosperous and resilient co
FRA to work on Serea and Saliadrau roads next weekend
If you live along Sawani Serea Road, Nabukaluka in Naitasiri and Saliadrau in Namosi then be mindful that a detour route will be in place for all vehicles travelling alon
Pareti thrives 1 year after lifesaving heart surgery
One year after undergoing lifesaving heart surgery, 1 year 5 months old Makereta Pareti is now much happier and active. She will be celebrating the one year anniversar
FRA to work on Nausori Village frontage over the weekend
If you are going to Nausori Town through King’s Road and crossing the bridge then be mindful that the Fiji Roads Authority will be undertaking roadworks along the
Biden to not face prosecution in connection with his handling of classified documents
The United States President Joe Biden will not face prosecution in connection with his handling of classified documents, in stark contrast with the former president Donal
156 women graduate from the Academy of Entrepreneurs
Good news for the 156 women who have graduated today from the Academy for Women as they are now able to start their business without relying on anyone else. While spea
Singh provides educational material for Kolitamana and Katonivere and gets them enrolled in school
A good Samaritan can be found in everyone and it was fortunate for 14-year-old Jope Kolitamana and 15-year-old Manasa Bukawaqa Katonivere to meet Nirmal Singh who assiste
Down to Earth company to export chilli sauce products directly to the UK
Good news as the Down to Earth company which produces chilli sauce has announced their remarkable achievement of tapping into the United Kingdom market. Down to Earth
USAID Director emphasises equal participation for people with disabilities in national policy consultation
USAID Director emphasises equal participation for people with disabilities in national policy consultation Equal participation for people with disabilities in society
$216 million contributed by Outsource Fiji to Fiji’s economy
Outsource Fiji contributes about $216 million to Fiji’s economy annually towards the development of the country. While speaking to fijivillage News, Outsource F
200 cases of congenital heart defects recorded annually in Fiji - Dr Lalabalavu
200 cases of congenital heart defects are recorded annually in Fiji while in the South Pacific, 2,500 children are born with the condition. This was highlighted by the
M-PAiSA users need to be vigilant at all times - Kamikamica
We need to be vigilant at all times due to the increasing scams in the country. While speaking on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan, Acting Prime Minister a
Nakorokula villagers plant trees and mangroves to tackle climate change
To combat climate change and restore biodiversity by providing food security, the villagers of Nakorokula in Ra have taken the initiative to plant mangroves, vetiver gras
Live Tsunami siren test to be conducted next Monday
There will be a live tsunami siren testing done next Monday for the Suva and Lami corridor at 11am. The National Disaster Management Office says this exercise is part
Environment Impact Assessment can be a tool to be used for sustaining development - PS Environment
The act to protect and conserve our motherland should start now before it is too late and the use of environmental impact assessment tools can contribute to achieving sus
Apple tree bear fruit in Nadarivatu for the first time
It is a memorable moment for the villagers of Navai in Nadarivatu to witness their apple tree bearing fruit for the first time on their land. While speaking to fijivil
Zuckerberg apologises to families of children harmed by social media
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has apologised to families who say their children had been harmed by social media, during a fiery hearing in the US Senate. Zuckerberg who run
Tui Suva traditionally approves GCC Complex reconstruction
Today marks the momentous occasion as Turaga na Tui Suva, Sanaila Madanavosa traditionally approved the reconstruction of the Vale ni Bose or the Great Council of Chiefs
$6.95 billion transacted through M-PAiSA in 2023
A record $6.95 billion was transacted on Vodafone Fiji’s M-PaiSA platform last year, and the government is trying to ensure that people are using safe practices wh
Peace must be first seen by teachers before teaching students how to create peace in school
The demonstration of peace for teachers must first be seen by them before they go out to school and try to create peace amongst students in the classroom. Speaking to