People urged to call 158 or 9985956 if they were at the MPAiSA Booth in Navua Town between 12pm to 3pm Tuesday
The Ministry of Health is requesting members of the public who were present at the MPAiSA Booth in Navua Town between 12pm to 3pm
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US provides $840,000 grant to FRIEND to assist families affected by COVID-19
Close to 2,300 families in the Western Division who relied on the tourism sector for their livelihood and are now struggling to ma
Fiji TV secures rights to broadcast Tokyo Olympics
Fiji Television Limited has secured the rights to broadcast the Tokyo Olympics on its free to air channel, Fiji One. Fiji TV’s
Rising number of COVID-19 cases in the Central Division sees additional COVID care facilities set up in Khatri Hall, Sangam Hall and Patel Samaj Hall
With the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the Central Division, the Health Ministry has now set up more COVID-19 care facilities
Govt assists 205,000 more Fijians with a $50 cash payment
Around 205,000 Fijians in the informal sector were paid out $10.2 million through the second round of government's $50 cash assist
Body found floating in the Suva Harbour
The body of a man was found floating in the Suva Harbour at 6am yesterday. Police say the man who is a Fijian national has been
Nadi businesses have agreed to the no jab no job policy because that is the way forward – Dr Raju
Nadi Chamber of Commerce President, Doctor Ram Raju says majority of the businesses in Nadi have agreed to the no jab no job polic
Police charge church minister whose anti-vaccine videos allegedly caused public alarm & anxiety
A 48-year-old church minister has been charged for allegedly posting a series of short videos on Facebook that created public alar
Fijian technical official to no longer officiate at the Olympics after positive COVID-19 test
A Fijian technical official who is currently part of Team Fiji’s 96-hour isolation period, ahead of their departure to Tokyo, Japa
Haiti President Jovenel Moïse killed in attack at home
Haiti's President Jovenel Moïse has been killed and his wife injured in an attack on their home in the nation's capital, Port-au-P
Ministry of Health advises that home-based COVID-19 screening and swabbing services in Suva Nausori will no longer be provided until further notice except in exceptional circumstances
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says due to the increasing COVID-19 cases in the Suva-Nausori containment zone,
56% of the target population get the first doses of AstraZeneca while 9.7% are fully vaccinated
329,837 adults in Fiji have received their first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine while 56,974 have received their second doses.