A 27 year old man will appear in the Suva High Court on the 14th of this month after he allegedly raped and sexually assaulted a 17 year old boy in July this year. Acc
20 of the 31 serious sex offence incidents that took place in August this year were cases where the victims and the accused were related to one another. The Office of
Full details have now been revealed through New Zealand court documents regarding Fijian national, Aiyaz Mohammed Umarji Musa and his involvement in the shipment of drugs
SODELPA has today stated that it is taking a proactive stance in enhancing communication and collaboration within its organisational structure, and the party is instituti
E-ticketing service provider, Vodafone Fiji has said that one of the main challenges facing Vodafone is attracting businesses to offer e-ticketing top-up services and the
Deputy Prime Minister and SODELPA Leader, Viliame Gavoka has today stressed that the official SODELPA position is that they will support the Deputy Prime Minister, the SO
Our international carrier, Fiji Airways is today celebrating the arrival of their fourth Airbus A350-900 XWB named the Island of Vatulele, which has touched down at Nadi
We are asking those who are finding things difficult now in relation to the e-ticketing system and the cards to bear with us as we navigate these times of designing a bet
The e-ticketing system for buses has now become a nightmare for many people as they are facing great difficulty in topping up their bus cards. Many people who have con
FijiFirst Party General Secretary, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has written to the Secretary General of Parliament opposing the decision that $10,000 will now be paid into the per
FijiFirst Party Leader Voreqe Bainimarama, FFP General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, FFP MPs Ketan Lal, Virendra Lal and Faiyaz Koya were stopped by Police from particip
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says while they regret the fact that Japan has gone ahead to start discharging the treated nuclear wastewater before the Pacific Islands F
In response to Japan's decision to start releasing the treated Fukushima nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean, a coalition of Pacific regional NGOs and local Fiji-ba
Greenpeace Japan has criticised the Japanese government’s decision to discharge radioactive water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear station into the Pacific Ocean
It is important that people feel free to protest and voice their views openly and publicly. That is democracy but with such right comes responsibility to keep the protest
We are not satisfied that truly independent assessments have been thoroughly done in relation to Japan’s planned discharge of the 1.3 million metric tonnes of â
As related to the complex case of the Japan Fukushima nuclear wastewater issue, Pacific Islands Forum Leaders have continued to prioritise the importance of “intern
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Finance and the Leader of the National Federation Party, Professor Biman Prasad has today stressed that the government stands by the a
The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat remains silent on Japan’s planned dumping of the Fukushima treated nuclear wastewater – which is expected to start as
The Fiji NGO Coalition On Human Rights is now making a desperate call to the Fijian government, and other Pacific Islands to call for international action to stop Japanâ
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says the NGOs that are against discharging of treated wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan into the Pacific