Ballantine Memorial School students happy and relieved to be back in school
After being away from school for 195 days, students of Ballantine Memorial High School are happy to be back for face to face learning. School Head Girl Sera Bulewa say
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Families to focus on helping those in need this Diwali and spend quality time with loved ones
A woman of Tamavua who lost her job due to the COVID-19 pandemic in April this year says instead of buying fireworks, she will spend money to prepare sweets and food and
Elections Office receives 54 requests for change of name on birth certificate
The Fijian Elections Office has received 54 requests for change of name from voters on their birth certificate. Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem says not all o
The Fiji Food Truck provides medical supplies to the Lami Medical Centre
The Fiji Food Truck through its "Veilomani Program" has provided medical supplies to the Lami Medical Centre. The Fiji Food Truck’s Randall Kamea says they star
If people have hatred and jealousy in their heart, their Diwali will be incomplete – Vigyan Sharma
If people have hatred and jealousy in their hearts, their Diwali will be incomplete. That is the strong message that was shared by the National Vice President Culture
Fire leaves 5 families of Sakoca Settlement homeless
It was a painful moment for Pritika Chand as she watched her Sakoca Settlement home destroyed by a fire yesterday afternoon. Her home was one of five homes that were
Duatani Store opens outlet in Suva and also hosts more than 30 SME’s that will be retailing their products in store
Following a successful debut at Fiji Fashion Week 2020, Duatani Store has opened a Suva outlet on Victoria Parade and Creative Director and store owner Hosanna Kabakoro s
Fijians out in numbers to do Diwali shopping as many make use of the $360 govt assistance
Suva City was filled with people doing their Diwali shopping today and many of them were grateful for the $360 assistance provided by government. Fijivillage visited s
Diwali is the right time to include those suffering due to COVID-19, in our happiness, prayers and share whatever we have - Kumar
Minister for Education, Premila Kumar says this year's Diwali will be different for many as there are many homes who will not celebrate and this is the right time we shou
The people of Drekeniwai built their first seawall before they asked the Government to help, and I never said that I’m a statesman - Rabuka
People’s Alliance Party Leader, Sitiveni Rabuka says the people of Drekeniwai built their first seawall and river bank retaining wall before they asked the Governm
Industry costs and other associated deductions made from the final cane payment are legitimate – Cane Growers Council
The CEO of the Sugar Cane Growers Council, Vimal Dutt says the $85 per tonne guaranteed cane price is a gross cane payment which will have deductions and the industry cos
We made several attempts but some teachers made it clear that they will not get vaccinated – Kumar
Minister for Education Premila Kumar says they had made several attempts to ensure that all the teachers get the COVID-19 vaccine however some teachers had made it clear
If Rabuka was that concerned he could have at least protected his own village before talking about protecting the country – Dr Reddy
Minister for Environment, Dr Mahendra Reddy says if the Leader of People’s Alliance Party, Sitiveni Rabuka was that concerned about the environment, he could have
Building consumer trust is important, especially in the virtual space - Abraham
The CEO of the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission, Joel Abraham says the idea is not only about brand loyalty but is also about enhancing consumer experience thro
Students from Years 1 to 11 to return to school on either 29th November or 4th January
Minister for Education Premila Kumar has confirmed that students from Years 1 to 11 will return to school from 29th November this year if everything goes well. Kumar s
Some politicians and church pastors have influenced people in Bua to not get vaccinated – Advisory Councillor
The Advisory Councillor of Lekutu District in Bua, Mohammed Farukh says unfortunately some politicians and church pastors have influenced some people in Bua not to get va
Hotels and resorts get ready to ensure they have enough rooms available for many guests coming in from abroad when Fiji’s international borders open on December 1st
Hotels and resorts around the country are in the process to ensure that they have enough rooms available for many guests coming in from abroad when international borders
Education Ministry to conduct assessment to understand the needs of students
With more than 22,624 Year 12 and 13 students resuming school from Monday, Minister for Education Premila Kumar says they will be doing an assessment to better understand
I never dreamt I would be inducted into the Hall of Fame – Kolinisau
Former Fiji 7s Captain and the latest inductee into the World Rugby Hall of Fame, Osea Kolinisau says he never dreamt that he would be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Current laws governing online import purchases deters businesses to operate profitably – Suva Retailers Association
The Suva Retailers Association says current laws in Fiji governing online import purchases where individuals can buy up to a value of $2,000 tax-free for unlimited transa
Men should be included in discussions about breast cancer – Akbar
Men should be included in the discussions about breast cancer because the biggest support will come from your spouse, partner and children. This has been highlighted b