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Fiji Corrections Service Looks to Boost Staff and Inmate Support with FNU Logo on Certificates
Fiji Corrections Service and FNU Collaboration Boosts Opportunity For Staff and Inmates The Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) is hopeful that the inclusion of the Fiji National University (FNU) logo in the certificates of staff and inmates will augment their employment prospects and enhance their skills. This notable move is seen as a crucial step in…
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The Necessity for River Dredging in Ditoka
Urgent Call for the Dredging of Fijian Rivers In response to the growing concern about the spate of floods witnessed in recent times, the leader of SODELPA (Social Democratic Liberal Party), Viliame Gavoka, has emphasized the urgent need for the dredging of rivers. Mr. Gavoka voiced this need particularly for river-based communities in Fiji, citing…
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“Qualified Veterinarians are Declining in Number”
Loss of Skilled Veterinarians in Fiji: An Emerging Issue Fiji appears to be grappling with the loss of skilled veterinarians as qualified professionals are leaving for more lucrative opportunities abroad. Departure of Vet Professionals The subject was broached during a symposium organized by the Fiji Veterinary Association in Suva. There, it was disclosed that the…
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Cabinet Receives Job Evaluation Exercise from FCS
Fiji Corrections Service Proposes Job Evaluation Exercise to Cabinet The Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) has recently submitted a job evaluation exercise to the Cabinet. This important step is aimed to revamp and improve the remunerations in the service, meeting international standards. Addressing Scales of Payment The Commissioner of the FCS, Commander Francis Kean, has made…
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Fiji Tourism Announces Launch of Second Coral Gene Bank at VOMO Island
Tourism Fiji Inaugurates Second Coral Gene Bank Sculpture at VOMO Island In an initiative aimed at boosting conservation efforts, Tourism Fiji unveiled the second “Counting Coral” Sculptural Coral Gene Bank at Vomo Island. This installation is part of a broader effort to safeguard the island’s fragile marine ecosystems. Details of the Sculpture Initiative The project,…
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“Disturbing Video Reveals Chinese Officers Escorting Hooded Suspects onto Aircraft in Fiji”
Controversial Footage Exhibits Chinese Officials Boarding Alleged Offenders onto an Aircraft in Fiji A potentially disconcerting video that shows Chinese authorities leading a group of hooded individuals onto an aircraft in Fiji has recently come to light. The alarming incident, which involved dozens of suspects, sparked concerns about potential human rights violations. Chinese nationals seized…
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Alleged Sexual Assault on Student: Teacher Faces Charges
An Educator in Fiji Faces Sexual Assault Charges A teacher in Fiji has been brought before the court, charged with allegations of sexual assault against a student. Lodging of the Complaint The incident was first reported by the parents of the victim, who filed a report to the police. They claimed that their child, who…
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Today’s Events and Happenings!
Fiji Records Reduced COVID-19 Cases As COVID-19 cases continue to ebb in Fiji, the Health Ministry announced a drop in numbers to 246, down from the previous 895. The permanent secretary for the Health Ministry, Dr. James Fong, confirmed this in a statement. Government Urges Fijians to Six Months Vaccination Interval In line with the…
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Delay in Nagusa’s Plea Hearing
Fiji Court Defers Plea of Eroni Nagusa Fiji’s reputed rugby union player, Eroni Nagusa, is currently involved in a criminal case, and his plea hearing was delayed by the Suva court on May 18th. Nagusa Failed to Appear on Summon Date Initially, Nagusa failed to appear in court on the summoned date of April 27th.…
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Unveiling China’s Secret Pursuit of Power in the Region with a Single Image
China Makes Assertive Move on Fijian Soil, Results in Mass Abductions In an unsteady plot of diplomatic clash, China has allegedly masterminded a mass kidnapping on Fijian soil. This exceptional incident has aggravated international anxiety over China’s rise in influence in the Pacific region. Chinese Undercover Operation Spurs International Concern Last October, approximately 77 Chinese…