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Fiji Opposition Leader pushes for community reforms after Police Constable Peniasi Racagi’s death
Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu warned in Parliament of a troubling shift in crime and respect for law after the killing of a young police constable. He urged… read more
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Fiji Government Pulls Three Governance Reform Bills From Parliament
The government is poised to withdraw three landmark governance bills from Parliament, signaling a dramatic shift in its reform agenda. The move raises questions about the fate… read more
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Nawaka 7s Opens with Dominant 31-0 Wins for Police Blue and Army Green in Fiji Pool Play
Heavyweight rivals opened Nawaka 7s with bold statements, delivering clinical wins and a handful of nail-biting bouts. The opening day teased a dramatic path to knockout glory,… read more
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Sixty Student Leaders Inducted at Drasa Primary School in Lautoka to Champion Service and Teamwork
Sixty aspiring leaders at Drasa Primary School stepped into new responsibilities with a vow to serve, collaborate, and lead by example. The induction hints at a term… read more
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Fiji to pay rural women artisans instantly at sale, boosting cash flow
A new plan could overhaul how Fiji’s rural women artisans are paid, moving to immediate payment at the moment a product is accepted for sale and pairing… read more
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Fiji Women Artisans Struggle as Market Gaps Force Half-Price Sales of Crafts
Fiji’s women artisans are feeling the squeeze as slow markets push crafts into half-price sales—and even gifting to relatives—to make ends meet. A government warning highlights market… read more
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Fiji to Launch Year-Round Emporium for Women Artisans with Upfront Payments
Fiji is piloting a new, year‑round market for women artisans—moving beyond sporadic expos to a permanent emporium. The deal would offer upfront payments for qualifying crafts, aiming… read more
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Fiji launches village-by-village digital-skills training and direct-purchase emporium to boost rural women’s businesses
Rural women in Fiji face costly barriers to growing small businesses—from trips for quotes to offline paperwork. A new village-by-village plan combines hands-on digital training with an… read more
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Fiji pays $25 monthly bus fare aid to seniors directly via pension deposits, bypassing e-ticket card
New details emerge about the government’s $25 monthly bus fare relief, outlining how unused balances roll over without ever exceeding the monthly cap. A revised approach for… read more