55 households of Waibalavu village to no longer use kerosene lamps as they get electricity for the first time
The villagers of Waibalavu in Naitasiri will no longer have to use kerosene lamps and candles as Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama
The villagers of Waibalavu in Naitasiri will no longer have to use kerosene lamps and candles as Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama
27 people from various organizations across the country have graduated from the 2019 Leadership Fiji programme that was held from
Over 23,000 residents of districts of Nadogo, Dogotuki, Udu, and Namuka in Macuata are expected to benefit from the new government
Opportunities for the export of Fijian sugar to Korea were explored as Fiji Sugar Corporation met with representatives from the Ko
The Chinese owner of video-sharing service TikTok is undergoing a national security review of its purchase of the Musical.ly app.
Five million masks are being distributed at schools in India’s capital, Delhi, after pollution made the air so toxic officials wer
The iTaukei Land Trust Board has stated they will intervene on the illegal iTaukei land dealings on Tokatoka Nasau in Tau, Nadroga
Complaints against a prominent travel agent based in Namaka, Nadi, selling bogus air tickets has been received by the Consumer Cou
Fitness device maker Fitbit is being bought by Google for US$2.1B. The move allows Google to expand into the market for fitness
The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission confirms that its investigation team travelled to an outer-island earlier this
A permit application by the Fiji Trades Union Congress for a planned march and protest in Suva tomorrow was declined by Police thi
The rape trial of Nausori pastor Ravinesh Chand has been set to take place for one week from 21st September next year. He appe