All assistance are freebies because they come free from the govt - PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says all assistance are freebies because they come free from the Government but it is a necessity at this time because people are still rec
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says all assistance are freebies because they come free from the Government but it is a necessity at this time because people are still rec
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Lynda Tabuya says they have received reports of people who are allegedly receiving social welfare assistance to which
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the Back to School support is for Early Childhood Education students, Primary and Secondary stu
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Minister for Finance and Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad with his team is currently carrying out a review of the true sta
A former resident of Fiji who now lives in Australia, Lois Tanumi-Diethelm, has donated 10 wheelchairs to the CWM Hospital today through the Southern Princess Benefit Fou
Permanent Secretary for Education, Anjeela Jokhan says parents and guardians can now register and apply for their Children's Transport assistance by using a new online Pa
Market vendors and people going to the Labasa Market now have free Wi-Fi and can also watch TV after the launch of the free Wi-Fi and digital television initiative. Wh
Two families who lost all their belongings in a fire in Vatudradra, Sigatoka earlier this month have been given cash cheques of $1,000 each through the Fire Victims Relie
Over 1,300 people from 286 households, spanning ten villages in Moturiki will no longer have to rely on rainwater and village wells for their daily water needs after the
Viliame Cegumalua says his confidence has just been boosted and he is ready to go out and look for a job after receiving a new prosthetic arm this week. Cegumalua is 1
The days of looking around for materials to hold a village function at Navuniivi Village in Ra will now be a thing of the past after the village Women’s Group rece
The first Peace Corps Volunteers in over two years have arrived in the country, relaunching a program that has been on hold since the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted it in
It is now into the second week of the dismantling of our houses and we have not seen any help, visit or official from the government of the day, the very same ones that w
The Bamford Student Farm Scheme has been launched at the Navuso Agricultural School and will provide a pathway for students to gain farming skills and experience before t
Minister for Youth and Sports Parveen Bala reminded members of the Nairara Youth Club in Ra to evade misleading information being spread by Fijian journalists that the as
The land in Veiraisi that has become the subject of recent news reporting is not under the Ministry of Housing and Community Development’s lease as it is freehold
Soon-to-be-evicted residents of Veiraisi Settlement in Nadera have even more to worry about now apart from their houses getting dismantled and their belongings getting we
The Ministry of Economy has so far paid a total of $62.2 million to 345,307 Fijians as part of the Government's $180 Inflation Mitigation Assistance. This includes par
About 40 members of the Nakorokula Youth Club graduated with Aged-Care Certification conducted by the Fiji National University in partnership with the Ministry of Youth a
Residents from Raiwaqa and surrounding areas will soon have a better facility and environment at the Raiwaqa Health Centre as volunteers from the Church of Jesus Christ o
The deadline for the application for the $180 Inflation Mitigation Assistance has been extended. Applications will now close at 5pm Tuesday, 4th of October. The Min