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Two men who allegedly robbed two elderly sisters in Sabeto charged
Two men alleged to have been involved in an aggravated robbery case where they threatened and robbed two elderly sisters in Sabeto
Uduya Point Apartments in Lami nearing completion
Uduya Point Apartments in Lami is two weeks away from completion. Investment Fiji’s Facilitation Division provided business fac
Drunk farmer found lying on roadside arrested for allegedly breaching curfew
A 29-year-old farmer who was found drunk and lying on the side of the road in Labasa was one of 13 people arrested over the past 4
BSP and AMA partnership to benefit Fiji’s farmers
The Agricultural Marketing Authority and the Bank South Pacific have signed a memorandum of understanding to provide a digital-bas
Record one-day rise in the number of new coronavirus cases
A record one-day rise in the number of new coronavirus cases around the world has been recorded. The World Health Organisation
72% of the suicide victims are men
72% of the people who committed suicide this year were men and leading mental health expert in Fiji, Selina Kuruleca says this is
ACCF will not pay compensation to drivers if they are drunk driving or are under the influence of drugs
The Accident Compensation Commission Fiji says they will not pay compensation to drivers if they are driving under the influence o
Court to rule on the exclusion of report by the Environment Ministry as evidence during Freesoul’s trial
The Suva Magistrates Court will make a ruling on October 16th on whether to exclude the Ministry of Environment’s report in the tr
Financial accounts of 2018 for other parties apart from NFP are available for inspection at the FEO – Saneem
Supervisor of Elections and Registrar of Political Parties, Mohammed Saneem says that the financial accounts of 2018 for all other
Leave to appeal for Ba man who raped his daughter-in-law dismissed
The Fiji Court of Appeal has dismissed the application of leave to appeal against conviction of a Ba man who was sentenced for rap
No arrests into a case where some men are allegedly posing as businessmen and issuing dishonoured cheques for supply of goods
No arrests have been made in relation to a case of alleged fraud whereby a group of men are posing as businessmen and traders and