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Dialogue Fiji says National Referendum Bill is an unprecedented assault on democratic freedom

Dialogue Fiji expresses its grave concern and disbelief over the National Referendum Bill 2025, which contains some of the most far-reaching and unde...

12 hours ago

Professor Prasad denies rumours of applying for USP Vice Chancellor role

Member of Parliament and leader of the National Federation Party, Professor Biman Prasad says rumours circulating on social media claiming he has ...

11 hours ago

Auta Moceisuva appointed Acting Commissioner of Corrections

Auta Moceisuva, who previously served as the Deputy Commissioner of Corrections, has been appointed Acting Commissioner of Corrections. ...

11 hours ago

Sonia Shanaaz who is raising her 10 year old daughter living with a disability to appear on fijivillage Straight Talk at 7pm Wednesday

Are we doing enough?Sonia Shanaaz, a mother who is raising her 10 year old daughter living with a disability, will appear on fijivillage Straight ...

12 hours ago

UniFiji begins work on landmark centre for iTaukei and Hindi Studies

A historic step toward strengthening Fiji’s cultural and linguistic heritage was taken today as the University of Fiji held the groundbreaking ...

13 hours ago

Nailawa crossing in Tailevu fully restored by FRA after flooding yesterday

The Nailawa crossing in Tailevu is now fully accessible after quick action by the Fiji Roads Authority who completed restoration works this ...

14 hours ago

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Govt debt was a problem before COVID and Sayed-Khaiyum is trying to blame everything on the pandemic - Chaudhry

Concerns raised on government debt after ADB highlights poverty rate in report

Increasing Govt debt means the taxpayers have to pay back the loans and Govt services will be affected as more revenue will be going into paying debts – NFP Leader

There was no need for the Govt to borrow to avoid devaluation last year - Narube

People who are raising concerns about Govt debt are not telling the people what would have been the impact if the Govt would not have borrowed money - Sayed-Khaiyum

With modest growth rates from 2015 to 2019, Fiji has found it challenging to significantly reduce remaining poverty - ADB