Cognitive skills program to launch as extracurricular activity in schools
A total of 115 students have graduated from the cognitive development program offered by the Kimaya Foundation in collaboration wi
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Fiji Museum celebrates 70th anniversary of preservation culture and heritage
The Fiji Museum is marking a significant milestone today, celebrating its 70th anniversary at its iconic Thurston Gardens location
FNU Natabua foundation launched to help needy students
The Fiji National University has officially opened the Natabua Campus branch of the FNU Foundation’s Veilomani Closet, Pantry, and
Rabuka asks Supreme Court if the 1997 Constitution is still valid and applicable
Is the 1997 Constitution still valid and applicable. That is one of the five questions asked by Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka
Ratu Meli Saubulinayau says we should throw out this Constitution
Lau Provincial Council Chairman Ratu Meli Saubulinayau supports the representation of women in Parliament, saying that he feels th
FSC confirms Rarawai Mill to open on 24th June, slams rumours as disruptive and false
The Fiji Sugar Corporation Ltd confirms that the Rarawai Mill will commence operations for the 2025 crushing season on the 24th of
14-year-old Radinikara reported missing at the Valelevu Police Station
Police are seeking assistance to locate 14-year-old Asiana Radinikara who was reported missing at the Valelevu Police Station.
132 students graduate from Pacific Polytech in Labasa
It is a new beginning for 132 students as they graduate from Pacific Polytech in Labasa, stepping forwards achieveing big dreams.
Shooting stars sighted in Fiji last night
Fijians were amazed by the celestial display last night as shooting stars also known as meteor shower lit up the skies in several
Talks underway to include MyCash and Visa Debit cards on eTransport platform - Kamikamica
There are discussions underway with Vodafone to include MyCash on the eTransport platform, and if people have a Visa debit card or
$4.3M eco-friendly Suva Crematorium Complex opens in Vatuwaqa
Families in Suva will not have to travel as far as Nausori to cremate their loved ones as the $4.3 million Suva Crematorium Comple
PM advises that it might be premature to publicise the full COI report
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka confirms that he has indicated to President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu that it might be premature to