Renowned Events Director Moe Coffey branded the first Homecoming Festival he was planning with the late George FIJI Veikoso as mission impossible because he didn't think
Based on the current situation, we will see more children living with HIV and many of these children will be attending school, and we cannot afford to have them treated b
The demands on the health system are so large now that there are not enough people with counselling skills available. Those are the words of Doctor Jason Mitchell, the
Renowned event director, Moe Coffey will appear on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan at 7pm tonight.For the first time ever, Coffey will speak about the plans
Stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV remain widespread in our society, with attitudes showing little improvement over the past two decades. This ha
HIV directly attacks and weakens the immune system, leaving the body vulnerable to infections and cancers it would normally be able to fight off. The Chairman of the F
126 deaths last year were caused by HIV. Chairman of the Fiji National HIV Outbreak Cluster Response Taskforce, Dr. Jason Mitchell, confirmed this during fijivillage S
A UNAIDS report titled 2025 Global AIDS Update, AIDS, Crisis and the Power to Transform, states that since 2014, the number of new HIV infections in Fiji has risen ten-fo
Targeted awareness is crucial in Fiji’s fight against HIV as rising high-risk sexual practices, intravenous drug use, and parent-to-child transmissions drive new i
More iTaukei are testing positive for HIV during the tests done in the wider community. Chairman of the the Fiji National HIV Outbreak Cluster Response Taskforce, Doct
The clock is ticking as we could have almost 25,000 HIV cases in the next 4 years if we do not deal with the issue urgently. This has been confirmed by the Chairman of
The Chairman of Fiji National HIV Outbreak Cluster Response Taskforce, Doctor Jason Mitchell appeared on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan. Fiji now has the
While Fiji is known for its rich cultural heritage and creative talent, many young artists continue to struggle to gain recognition and support. While speaking on fiji
Tourism is Fiji’s largest industry, and young people are being encouraged to step into leadership roles, not just as workers, but as key drivers of its growth and
Hibiscus Festival Queen contestant, Miss I-Tech Pacific Salanieta Galo has called for increased attention and awareness on women’s health, with a particular focus
Mental health in Fiji has reached a crisis point, silently devastating thousands, especially young people who suffer alone and continue to be unheard. During fijivill
Queen contestants of the Hibiscus Festival 2025 Presented By FMF addressed the urgent and growing challenges confronting Fiji’s youth, including increasing drug us
Former FIJI Water Flying Fijians coach and current Chairman of the Fiji Rugby Players Association, Ilivasi Tabua says the 2007 Rugby World Cup will be marked down as a ma
The remaining Queen contestants of Hibiscus Festival 2025 will appear on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan tonight. Miss Leleuvia Resort Tiare Colavoli, Mis
Fiji Rugby Players Association Chairman, Ilivasi Tabua says his aim in setting up this Association is to empower our up-and-coming players, the development pathways on ho
Opposition MP Jone Usamate says the government should stop complaining about the health sector, focus on what has been done, identify the flaws of the previous government