Apisai Madigibuli to be sentenced on July 2nd for murdering pregnant wife
Apisai Madigibuli will be sentenced on the 2nd of July, for killing his pregnant wife, Kitiana Baravilala in 2023.During sentencin
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Several roads in Central, Northern and Western Division closed due to heavy rain
Due to the recent heavy rain, several roads and crossings around the country are flooded and not accessible.The Fiji Roads Authori
Heavy rain warning remains for Southern Lau and Kadavu as warnings are lifted for most of Fiji
A Heavy Rain Warning remains in force for the Southern Lau Group, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands, and is now cancelled for the
Any attempt to delay the elections would be a self coup - Dialogue Fiji
Dialogue Fiji stresses that delaying elections in Fiji would trample upon the democratic rights of every Fijian citizen, Governmen
Students raise concerns over education and employment during the constitution talks
Concerns about whether Fiji's education system is preparing students for employment were among the issues raised during the Consti
Two youths to appear in court on aggravated robbery charge
Two youths, aged 19 and 20, will appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today charged in relation to an alleged aggravated robbery i
Concerns raised over citizenship for former Fijians with criminal records
Concerns have been raised about whether former Fijian citizens with low-level criminal records can regain their Fijian citizenship
Civil servants to work from home, essential services will remain open - Govt
The Government has activated work from home plans for civil servants, while essential services are to remain open.The Ministry of
All schools across Fiji closed today as weather conditions worsen
All schools across Fiji will be closed today, as worsening weather conditions continue to affect many parts of the country.Ministe
All evidence gathered in relation to Constable Racagi's murder with ODPP
Police confirm that the evidence gathered in relation to the death of Constable Peniasi Racagi including the files regarding the a
Schools to remain open tomorrow, parents urged to use discretion
?Schools will operate as normal tomorrow, as Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro, in collaboration with the National Disaster Ma
Prof. Prasad calls for fuel subsidy for sugarcane harvesters and cane lorry operators
National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad says the Government should immediately announce fuel subsidy for sugarcan