80% of Early Childhood Education teachers apply to leave Fiji due to low pay - Manumanunitoga
About 80% of Early Childhood Education teachers have lodged their applications to go overseas. This has been highlighted by the
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Professor Shameem says Reconciliation starts with truth, who is getting compensation and who is paying them
Constitutional lawyer and human rights advocate, Professor Shaista Shameem has stated to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission S
CFL is the only broadcast media in Fiji that has its own broadcast network – Parkinson
Communications Fiji Limited, the parent company of FM96, LegendFM, VitiFM, Navtarang, Radio Sargam and fijivillage, is the only or
Residents raise concerns about rubbish being scattered along Khalsa Rd
Concerns have been raised by residents of Khalsa Road about rubbish being scattered on the roadside and the big yellow bins not be
Sai Sanjeevani Heart Hospital conducts screening on 118 children in Levuka
The Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital conducted a three-day free heart screening for 118 children in Levuka in which the ho
Pacific Island Food Revolution Cook Book launched to combat NCD in Fiji
The Pacific Island Food Revolution Cook Book was launched in collaboration with the Asia Foundation with a simple realization that
Miss Hibiscus Festival contestants urging people to have civic pride
Miss Hibiscus Festival 2024 contestants are urging people to have civic pride and not to litter our beautiful environment, keeping
Young people should avoid drugs and respect their parents - Reverend Reuben
It is so sad that children do not have respect for their parents, as they do not realise that their mother carried them in their w
$22.3 million investment set to empower Fiji’s youngest learners - Kuruleca
Early Childhood Education students in Fiji are set to benefit from a $22.3 million investment for the 2024-2025 financial year whi
More than 600 marijuana plants seized, 3 men arrested in Rakiraki
More than 600 plants believed to be marijuana have been seized during a recent police raid on a farm in the interior of Nalawa, Ra
FNU offers free HIV/AIDS and STI clinics for students
The Fiji National University has taken great initiative as they are now offering free HIV/AIDS and STI screening clinics for their
NGO Coalition against death penalty and urges Tabuya to look at better policies
The NGO Coalition on Human Rights is in support of the statement by the Fiji Human Rights and Anti Discrimination Commission on th