11 January, 2026, 5:36 pm Central - 24°C Rain

Kadavu to benefit from solar street lights

Kadavu to benefit from solar street lights

By Mikaele Liga
28/10/2025

Thousands of residents in Kadavu are now enjoying improved visibility, safety, and convenience with the installation of solar street lights at key locations including the Vunisea Jetty, Naluvea Jetty, and Kavala Jetty.

The Fiji Roads Authority says the initiative also supports the country's commitment to renewable and sustainable energy solutions.

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