FNPF does not go to the market and talk about our intentions – Vodonaivalu
The Fiji National Provident Fund does not go to the market to talk about their intentions and seek advice according to CEO Viliame Vodonaivalu after questions were raised
The Fiji National Provident Fund does not go to the market to talk about their intentions and seek advice according to CEO Viliame Vodonaivalu after questions were raised
Close to 20 people including children as young as 9 to 10 years old sleep under the Stinson Bridge in Suva City every night as they say they do not want to return home or
It is advisable for parents and guardians to sell their roti, pudding or any products rather than involving their children in this activity. That is the statement from
A suggestion has been made during the National Budget consultations that restaurants with different income levels should be charged different VAT rates. A Nausori busi
It is only fair that the people know what is the total sum of money that the workers of Fiji have pumped into Fiji Airways, inclusive of loans and the latest acquisition
Frankly I’m surprised that FNPF did not participate as a shareholder much earlier because any person looking at long term investments and a quick rate of return wo
Six Olympic gold medalists have been included in the Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team for the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England. They are Josua Vakur
Fiji National Provident Fund is now the second largest shareholder, holding 30.02 percent of shares in Fiji Airways after the Fijian Government which holds 51 percent of
Police will now look at the law dealing with illicit drugs and take the landowners to task if marijuana is planted on their land. Commissioner of Police Brigadier Gene
Involvement of the people of Kadavu in the marijuana trade is very concerning where many of them have ended in our prison facilities and St Giles Hospital in Suva. Spe
5th July 1985 saw the birth of Communications Fiji Limited’s flagship station, FM96 – the first ever FM radio station which also saw the introduction of the
Parents have been urged by the Education Minister Premila Kumar to provide consent so that their children aged between 5 – 11 years old can be immunised against CO
A man who had a vehicle in Kadavu transporting goods to the wharf and another one that was usually hired out in Suva is asking for assistance from the government after bo
The CWM Hospital in Suva will be limiting the number of visitors in a day due to a huge number of patients with the COVID-19 virus. Permanent Secretary for Health Doct
Fiji has secured another US$100 million loan from the World Bank to support the ongoing recovery from the immense shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic that exacerbated the imp
Be prepared for possible water cuts in the Suva-Nausori corridor as the Water Authority of Fiji says due to the current dry spell, the Waimanu River is starting to have l
COVID-19 vaccination for children aged 5 to 11 years old will now begin on Wednesday through the school vaccine program following consent from parents and guardians. P
A request has been made by a villager of Koromakawa in the district of Wairiki for their road to be fixed as around 40 children from the village have to walk 4 to 5 kilom
A man in his 30s has passed away after he was swept away by strong currents while trying to cross a flooded bridge near Naimasimasi Village in Serua last night. The ma
Police are now saying it will not speculate on the circumstances surrounding the death of the 18-year-old boy whose body was found outside his girlfriend’s house i
It was a dream start in an All Blacks jersey for former Central College Lautoka student, Pita Gus Sowakula as he scored on debut in the 42-19 win over Ireland at Eden Par