Water crisis, debt risks and lack of urgency on reforms - Naidu
Fiji is facing critical water and sewage infrastructure gaps, rising debt vulnerabilities and slow progress on key economic reforms by the government, according to Fiscal
Fiji is facing critical water and sewage infrastructure gaps, rising debt vulnerabilities and slow progress on key economic reforms by the government, according to Fiscal
Economic growth for Fiji this year is now revised downwards from the 3 percent forecast at the end of last year to 1.5 percent, with downside risks remaining elevated,&nb
Government expenditure is projected to increase by about $500 million during the current financial year while revenue is expected to decline, raising concerns about fisca
Fiji's public debt is expected to reach around $11.4 billion, equivalent to about 81 percent of GDP by the end of this year, while inflation is projected to exceed 6 perc
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that there will be no pay cut for civil servants in the 2026/2027 National Budget.Rabuka made this clear to fijivillage News last
Farmers in Taveuni continue to battle yaqona and dalo theft, as villagers say years of hard work can be wiped out overnight, affecting livelihoods and the future of young
One door closes another remains open.Those are the words of Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka after his stay application on the February High Court ruling that the dismissa
14 people were charged with 43 counts of sexual offences in the month of May this year, and the concerning issue is that there were nine incidents where the victims and t
People are now openly supporting or going against Grace Road's developments along Princes Road in Tamavua.Sole Fintech Founder and Chairman, Semi Tukana has stated on his
Although there are claims that a Joint Police/Military team was allegedly involved in a raid and assault at a Kinoya home at the end of April which eventually resulted in
Additional Rural Service Licence (RSL) vouchers will be issued to transport service providers transporting students to and from school.Minister for Education Aseri Radrod
Twelve police officers involved in a raid in Kinoya are being investigated following the death of Sakiasi Ose Radravu.Police say the internal investigation will examine t
National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad says he will write to Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka and Police Commissioner, Rusiate Tudravu regarding an alleg
A group of teen basketball players used the Muanikau Backyard Bazaar to raise funds for their basketball equipment by selling flavoured sodas.Speaking to fijivillage News
Director of Nursing at St Giles Hospital, Miliakere Nasorovakawalu, has reminded students that drugs do not erase stress but instead amplify it.Speaking at the Internatio
Police are currently investigating the death of a man in Velau Drive, Kinoya who was allegedly beaten up during a joint raid last week.They are trying to establish the ci
Inspire Pacific founder Ben Morrison is calling on parents to take their roles seriously, saying children and young people today are yearning for quality time with their
The Fiji Taxi Association is calling for a fare increase, saying rising fuel prices and the growing number of illegal operators are putting significant financial pressure
The Fiji Public Service Association is calling for a 10 to 20 percent pay rise for civil servants in the form of a Cost of Living Adjustment or COLA to be announced in th
Apisai Madigibuli has been found guilty of one count of murder and the sentence hearing will be on the 16th of this month.Madigibuli murdered his pregnant wife, Kitiana B
With just a few weeks remaining for public consultations on the constitution review and questions being raised on whether Fiji is rushing through the process, the Constit