Australia, NZ and UNICEF to provide 530,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine to Fiji
Fiji’s fight against COVID-19 has been given a boost as 530,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine will be given over the next 3 months by Australia through a partnership
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Some communities in Vanua Levu get internet connectivity and Walesi for the first time
Lutukina District School, Koroinasolo District School and Qalitu Primary School in Vanua Levu are now on the national internet network while some unconnected residents wa
Tiktoker to be produced in court for allegedly causing harm by posting electronic communication
A woman will be produced in the Nadi Magistrates Court today for allegedly bullying others on TikTok. She is charged with 2 counts of causing harm by posting electroni
FULL STORY: Dr Fong confirms 3 new COVID deaths of unvaccinated people which brings the number of deaths in the third wave to 105
Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong has confirmed 3 new COVID-19 deaths from the 27th to 28th January 2022. He says the first COVID-19 death is of a 92-year o
Baulevu Landing residents raise concerns regarding lack of access to clean drinking water with the Acting PM
Acting Prime Minister, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says there are a lot of water issues in places like Suva, Nasinu and Nausori due to the rural urban drift, and the Viria Dam wi
NFP says tactics on the Fijian Govt Facebook page have been exposed
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says the FijiFirst Government is now making desperate attempts after their tactics on the Fijian Government Facebo
FRCS now has 537 staff after the restructure and our organization is fit for purpose – New CEO
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service now has 537 staff after the restructure and our organization is fit for purpose. This was highlighted by the Chief Executive Offic
3 men front court for allegedly killing a security officer in Nausori
Two farmers from Waitolu Village, Naitasiri and an unemployed man from Kinoya who allegedly murdered a 45 year old security officer in Nausori Town have been remanded in
Dr Fong says we have means to protect ourselves and children have a lower risk of getting the disease
We have the means to protect ourselves and children have a lower risk of getting COVID-19, lower risk of suffering symptomatic disease and lower risk of getting severe ou
Around 40 youths involved in brawl at the Suva Bus Stand and harass innocent passengers & bystanders
Around 40 youths including boys and girls were engaged in a brawl at the Suva Bus Stand at around 10 o'clock last night leaving innocent people boarding or waiting for th
ECE to Year 7 students to return to school from 7th February
Following confirmation that Early Childhood Education to Year 7 students will return to face to face to classes from Monday 7th February, Minister for Education Premila K
Acting PM reveals primary schools will re-open from 7th Feb
Acting Prime Minister and Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has revealed that primary schools will re-open from 7th February. While speaking at the Lokgeet Competit
No arrests yet in the 2 cases of alleged sacrilege at Hindu temples in Nausori
Police investigations are still ongoing in relation to the separate cases of alleged sacrilege in Nausori on Thursday where two Hindu temples in Baulevu and Vuci were bro
I will review the situation for curfew – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong says he will review the situation for curfew. He made this comment to fijivillage after we highlighted to him that Ellana
US State Department advises citizens not to travel to Fiji due to COVID restrictions
The US State Department is advising its citizens not to travel to Fiji due to COVID-19 related restrictions. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issu
NCDs are deadly on their own but COVID-19 can turn them into more efficient killers – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says after two years of non-stop COVID-19 coverage, he fears that the issue of Non-Communicable Diseases which is by far
FICAC says allegations made by Chaudhry and Narube against Chandra and Saneem were baseless and without any merit
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) has concluded that the allegations made by Fiji Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudhry and Unity Fiji Leader, S
Govt agrees to withdraw its compulsory acquisition notice to nearly 2,000 minority shareholders of FSC following a court challenge by a minority shareholder
The Government has agreed to withdraw its March 2021 compulsory acquisition notice to nearly 2,000 minority shareholders of the Fiji Sugar Corporation Limited. Munro L
Beware of fake social media accounts as there is confirmation that someone has created a fake YouTube account of Doctor James Fong
People are advised to beware of fake social media accounts as there is confirmation today that someone has created a fake YouTube account of Permanent Secretary for Healt
Annual inflation was 3% in December 2021 and expected to rise further in the next 3 months due to the recent floods – RBF Board
The Reserve Bank of Fiji Board says the annual inflation was 3.0 percent in December 2021, underpinned by higher food and fuel prices which have been spurred by higher gl
5 people under the age of 19 have died from COVID-19 in the 3rd wave
Five people below the age of 19 years have died from COVID-19 during the third wave in Fiji. An analysis of the first 94 deaths in the third wave by the Health Ministr