There are no restrictions, do your job - PM
Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has today revealed that he has spoken to the chairman of the Constitutional Commission
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Schools ready to highlight issues at Tadra Kahani
From coping with cancer, sexual abuse of children, bullying, school rivalries to the loss of our culture.These are just some of th
Constitutional Commissioner confirms SDL made submissions in Suva and Nasinu
Constitutional Commissioner, Penelope Moore has confirmed that their records state that the SDL party made a submission in Suva an
No time frame for when power supply will normalize
There is still no time-frame on when power supply will normalize in Viti Levu. At about 11am, FEA lost the main power supply from
Party submission presented but SDL says no
More than a week after the SDL party made its submission to the Constitution Commission, party president Solomoni Naivalu is now s
Stop feeling important says PM
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre, Fiji Women’s Rights Movement and FemLink Pacific are saying that it is not for the state to tell t
NGOs who do not contribute positively are not important – PM
Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama said NGOs and others who do not contribute positively to have a better Fiji for all ci
PM says SDL submission is racist and will not be accommodated
Prime Minister, Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has termed the SDL party’s constitution submission as racist and said it will not be
Chaudhry’s pretrial conference adjourned
Former Prime Minister Mahendra Chandhry’s case has been adjourned to September for a pretrial conference.Chaudhry, who is charged
Chaudhry pretrial conference to start today
The pretrial conference of former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry is expected to start before Justice Paul Madigan today.Chaudhry
PM slams SDL’s constitution submission
Shut down the party and go home if you cannot come up with proposals that will bring a better Fiji for all the citizens of the cou
Submission calls for politicians to be incorruptible
“Politicians should have only one wife.”Those were the words of Tito Nariva a villager from Nasigatoka, Namosi while giving his su