UTOF pays out $8.349 million in dividends to 108,000 account holders
Good news as Unit Trust of Fiji has today processed and paid out a total of $8.349 million in dividends to 108,000 account holders
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Family in Nakasi seeks justice over treatment at Nakasi Health Centre
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PS Justice Kuruleca to be part time Acting PS for Women
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PS Fisheries reassigned as Head of Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service
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Pacific Polytech Chair rejects Maharaj’s call to halt funding
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PRF raises concerns over proposed Waste-to-Energy plant in Vuda
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Online Safety Commission calls for responsible posting amid Miss Fiji Pageant concerns
People are being urged not to engage in online interactions or post content or comments that may cause serious emotional distress
Flagstaff drug accused Yin Qing Qing to be sentenced next Tuesday
Flagstaff drug accused, Yin Qing Qing will be sentenced next Tuesday in the Suva Magistrates Court.She is charged with being in po
Fiji and India strengthen ties through trade, IT and support for farmers
India is deepening its engagement with Fiji across key areas such as trade, investment, information technology and agriculture, wi
Govt condemns Kulukulu Ram Mandir alleged sacrilege
As police investigate an alleged case of vandalism and sacrilege at the Kulukulu Ram Mandir in Sigatoka, calls are being made to u
Aisea Toribau rebuilds his life after prison through the support and love of his mum and dad
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