The 7 women who have filed for constitutional redress are a minority – Devanesh Sharma
Devanesh Sharma who is representing the Attorney General's Office, the Supervisor of Elections and the State in the case where 7 w
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Changes in Electoral Registration of Voters Amendment Act and the Interpretation Act must be justified by the State – Jon Apted
The lawyer of the 7 women who have filed a constitutional challenge against the Electoral Registration of Voters Amendment Act and
There was no need for the Govt to borrow to avoid devaluation last year - Narube
Unity Fiji Leader and former Governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji Savenaca Narube says there is no such thing as smart borrowing a
Increasing hospitalisations and deaths caused by leptospirosis in the Western Division
The outbreak of leptospirosis in the Western Division continues with 162 cases recorded so far this year. 17 people have died o
People who are raising concerns about Govt debt are not telling the people what would have been the impact if the Govt would not have borrowed money - Sayed-Khaiyum
Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says unfortunately, people who are raising concerns about gove
Thousands of people along Suva to Nausori facing water cuts since Sunday
Thousands of people across parts of the Suva and Nausori corridor have been facing low pressure to no water since Sunday after a b
Govt undertaking a review of the National Minimum Wage and it is expected to be completed by next month – Acting PM
Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has today confirmed that the government is undertaking a revie
Mini Budget expected to be delivered on March 17th - Sayed-Khaiyum
Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has confirmed that the government is looking at delivering a m
Brawl at Suva Bus Stand under investigation
A brawl between students at the Suva Bus Stand last Friday is being investigated by Police. The video of the incident has been
FULL STORY: 2 new deaths brings total COVID-19 deaths in the 3rd wave to 130
130 people have died from COVID-19 during the third wave in Fiji. This is after two new COVID-19 deaths were reported overnight
5 more deaths from leptospirosis since 16th February
There have been five more leptospirosis deaths since the 16th of this month with four deaths in the Western Division from Bukuya,
Year 12 Maths paper was leaked by an employee of a printing company but the Ministry prepared a new paper for today
The Ministry of Education confirms that they acted swiftly to mitigate any potential issues arising from the leak of the Year 12 M