Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and FBC CFO charged by FICAC
Former Chief Executive Officer of the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Chief Financial Officer Vimlesh Sagar have been charged by FICAC and will ap
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Daveua and Sailor Viliame Ratulu are Team Fiji’s flag bearers
Tokyo Olympic bronze medalist and Team Fiji Women’s 7s captain Raijeli Daveua and sailor, Viliame Ratulu are Team Fiji’s flag bearers for the opening ceremo
Olympics Football: Morocco beats Argentina 2-1 as crowd trouble delays match
Morocco has beaten Argentina 2-1 in the first football match of the Olympics however, crowd trouble forced the match to be delayed by more than an hour. Morocco had be
Makoi Women’s Fellowship Group reaps 8kg mushroom harvest in first week
Determination has borne fruits for the members of the Makoi Women’s Fellowship Group as they have successfully harvested 8kg of edible mushrooms within a week with
Plane crash in Gau classified as an accident
The Northern Air Britten Norman Islander (BN2A) aircraft incident in Gau Aerodrome yesterday has been classified as an accident and an Aircraft Accident Investigator who
Snoop Dogg to carry Olympic torch
American rapper Snoop Dogg has been named as one of the final torchbearers of the Olympic flame before Saturday's opening ceremony in Paris. The 52-year-old will carry
Sigatoka businesses hopeful for boost in August with minimum wage and civil servant salary increases
Business activity in Sigatoka is down but businesses are hopeful that things will pick up in August when an increase in minimum wage and civil servant’s salary com
Australian Olympics Chief condemns selection of convicted rapist for Netherlands' Paris 2024 team
A convicted rapist would not be picked for the Australian Olympics team, says Chief Anna Meares after Steven van de Velde was named in the Netherlands squad for Paris 202
2 Corrections officers terminated for alleged drug possession and involvement in drug network
The two Fiji Corrections Service officers who were allegedly caught with illegal drugs and incriminating material and were allegedly involved in a drug network have been
Abraham calls for legislative review to combat price gouging in Fiji
There is a need to look at whether the existing FCCC legislation is sufficient as it does not specifically have any provisions that says price gouging is illegal. This
USP conducts free events on drug addiction and recovery
In a step to contribute towards national efforts in the fight against drug abuse, the University of the South Pacific is conducting a series of free events on addiction a
FCCC carries out study on housing sector
As housing is a major concern in the country and options are running out for the younger generation, the FCCC is doing a market sectorial study focusing on the areas of h
Corrections Officer suspended after raid uncovers evidence of drug network involvement
A Fiji Corrections Officer has been suspended after a raid at his home in Lautoka resulted in the retrieval of an incriminating video, material used for drug packaging a
Burney finishes 10-year term as Assistant DPP
Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions Lee Burney has completed his term and will no longer be with the Office. The Office of the DPP staff celebrated and thanked B
Olympics opening ceremony faces turmoil as performing artists issue strike threat
The opening ceremony for the Olympic Games is facing potential turmoil after a union of French performing artists issued a strike notice amid an escalating dispute with o
OFC U-19 Men’s Championship: Fiji finishes fourth after 4-2 loss to the Solomon Islands
The Digicel Fiji U19 team has finished the OFC U-19 Men’s Championship in fourth place after a 4-2 loss against the Solomon Islands. Both teams were tied nil al
Byrne confident in team's physicality and preparation
As the Fiji Water Flying Fijians fine-tune areas identified for improvement ahead of the clash against the All Blacks in San Diego, USA, coach Mick Byrne is confident in
FCCC investigates high vegetable prices following concerns of supply chain manipulation
Following concerns regarding the high prices of vegetables, the FCCC is looking into the agriculture sector to ensure that prices are what they are supposed to be and are
FCCC warns public of new text message scam impersonating as Post Fiji
People are being made aware of a new scam involving a text message claiming that a package has arrived at the Post Fiji Warehouse but cannot be delivered due to incorrect
Police dismisses viral missing child report stating that it is fake news
Following a Facebook post that is being shared widely claiming that a report was lodged regarding a missing child, the Fiji Police Force has confirmed that there is no re
Justin Ho and others charged with importing over 4.2 tonnes of meth to take plea next Thursday
Justin Ho and 9 others who are charged with importing over 4.2 tonnes of methamphetamine worth $2 billion into the country will take their plea next Thursday. Justin H