SCC to open kiosk to help the homeless and revive Suva nightlife
In a bid to make Suva City safer, the City Council is planning to open a kiosk in the market to help homeless people become self-reliant. While responding to questions
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Kishore Kumar avoids jail time again as 1yr 10 months sentence suspended for 5 years in Qereqeretabua case
57-year-old former school teacher, Kishore Kumar will avoid spending time behind bars again as his 1 year 10 months sentence has been suspended for five years in the Leno
145 women graduate from FNU’s engineering, TVET, NPTC and maritime studies programmes
It is a proud day as 145 women will graduate from the Fiji National University under the College of Engineering and Technical Vocational Education and Training, the Natio
Easter is a time of realization and renewal- Rev Turagavou
This is a time for us to reflect on where we are and it should be a moment of realization that we are sinners, and need to return to God. President of the Methodist Ch
93% increase in registered drug cases from Police Operation Sasamaki in March
Police have recorded a 93 percent increase in registered drug cases around the country during their Operation Sasamaki which was launched in March this year. This was
2 Police officers under investigation for alleged attempted rape of 17-year-old girl in Savusavu
Two Police officers in Savusavu are now under investigation for the alleged attempted rape of a 17-year-old girl over the weekend. Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudr
Kishore Kumar to be sentenced tomorrow in Qereqeretabua case
Kishore Kumar will be sentenced tomorrow for the Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs, Lenora Qereqeretabua matter after he pleaded guilty to six counts of causing harm
Rabuka urges civil servants to recommit and reminds them of the sacrifices they must make
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reminded civil servants of the sacrifice they are expected to make and is urging them to recommit themselves to their calling of being
Early salary payment processed for civil servants
Good news for civil servants as they can expect to get their salary payments in their accounts by midday today as part of the Easter celebration. Deputy Prime Minister
Calls made to lower 5% threshold for independent candidates in elections
Calls are being made to lower the 5 percent threshold for independent candidates in the general elections, as it is too high and unfairly equal to that of political parti
Baby’s head found in Field 4, Lautoka
The head of a newborn baby was found on a road at Field 4 in Lautoka on Sunday morning. Police told fijivillage News that two women were waiting for a taxi when they s
Kishore Kumar avoids jail time as 12-month sentence is suspended for 3 years in Agni Deo Singh case
57-year-old former school teacher, Kishore Kumar will not be spending time behind bars as his 12 months sentence has been suspended for three years in the Agni Deo Singh
Tikoduadua to travel alone to visit Fijian peacekeepers, says leadership must match their sacrifice
Minister for Defence and Veteran Affairs Pio Tikoduadua says he will be travelling alone on his upcoming multi-country mission to visit Fijian soldiers serving in peaceke
Taveuni’s Harshita Lal shines at USP graduation with two gold medals and top award in Physics
It was a moment of pride and emotion for 23-year-old Harshita Lal from Taveuni, as she walked away with two gold medals and multiple academic awards at the University of
Prof. Prasad assures teachers they will not lose a cent in their FNPF
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has assured teachers that they will not lose a single cent in their FNPF contributions. While res
Over 20 mother-to-child HIV cases recorded in Fiji last year
More than 20 cases of mother-to-child HIV transmission in Fiji were recorded in the country last year. This has been confirmed by Health Ministry’s Head of Fami
Infrastructure development, health, education and better service delivery will be the focus of the budget – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the government’s focus for the upcoming national budget will be continuing to improve in
Consultation for those willing to contribute, not entire communities – Prof. Prasad
Following concerns about low turnout during consultations, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says it was not about getting the whole
Health, infrastructure and education questions raised during budget consultation
Health, infrastructure and education issues were discussed during the budget consultations held at the Rishikul Sanatan College Hall. Members attending the consultatio
Lack of essential medical supplies affects surgeries at the cath lab
It is challenging to be completely self-sufficient when operating in Fiji due to ongoing shortages of essential medical supplies — including basic items such as su
Palm Sunday brings hope, peace, unity and the importance of love and care for our children
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is encouraging children to take this moment to reflect and appreciate the contribution of their families, teachers, and friends to t