International
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Walesi Watch: Will the Auditor-General’s Report Uncover the Truth?
Minister Manoa Kamikamica is set to unveil a crucial report from the Office of the Auditor-General regarding Walesi Pte Limited’s operations. With allegations of overspending and irregularities under scrutiny, the findings could spark significant reforms. What changes lie ahead for the state-owned digital platform? Discover the implications of this inquiry.
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Tragic Custody Death Sparks Call for Police Reform in Fiji
A tragic incident at the Savusavu Police Station has sparked an important investigation into the treatment of detainees in Fiji. With calls for improved police training and infrastructure, this case underscores the urgent need for systemic changes to ensure the welfare of individuals in custody. What lessons will the Fiji Police Force learn from this…
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Biden and Xi’s Bid for a New Era: Can Cooperation Prevail?
In a landmark meeting in Lima, Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden discussed crucial strategies for stabilizing their nations’ relationship despite ongoing global tensions. With a focus on cooperation in climate change, trade, and technology, both leaders stressed the importance of open communication and mutual respect. As they navigated sensitive topics such…
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High Court Denies Return of Beacons in High-Profile Murder Case
In a significant ruling, the High Court has denied the return of crucial evidence to a fishing company amid a high-profile murder trial. The decision raises questions about the balance between trial integrity and the operational needs of businesses. As the case unfolds, all eyes will be on the upcoming trial dates—will justice prevail?
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Nabua Primary School Safety Report Delays Raise Concerns
A looming crisis at Nabua Primary School highlights urgent concerns over student safety and structural decay. With over 900 students affected, the absence of a crucial Occupational Health and Safety report is only adding to the pressure. Government officials are stepping in, but can they turn the tide before it’s too late? Discover the unfolding…
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High Court Denies Return of Key Evidence in Fiji Murder Case
In a pivotal ruling, the High Court in Suva has decided to retain crucial satellite beacons as evidence in the ongoing murder trial of Tevita Kapawale. The decision, while impactful for the Green Tuna Fisheries Company, raises questions about the balance between legal proceedings and operational needs. What implications does this have for the upcoming…
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Students Injured in Shocking School Transport Accident
A tragic accident involving a school transport vehicle has left thirteen students hospitalized, raising serious concerns about the safety of student transportation. With investigations underway, this incident spotlights a growing issue in rural regions—how can we protect our children on their way to school? Discover the details and implications of this alarming event.
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Walesi Under Fire: Auditor-General’s Report Looms
Concerns mount as the Minister for Communications prepares to unveil a pivotal report on Walesi Pte Limited. With allegations of excessive spending and operational irregularities swirling, will this inquiry restore public trust? Discover what the upcoming findings could mean for accountability in government projects.
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High Court Denies Return of Key Evidence in Fiji Murder Case
The High Court in Suva has made a pivotal ruling in an ongoing murder trial, denying the return of crucial satellite beacons sought by Green Tuna Fisheries. This decision underscores the delicate balance between justice and operational needs. As the case unfolds, the implications for all parties involved remain significant. What does this mean for…
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Warrant Issued for Ex-Politician Over Controversial Facebook Comments
A bench warrant has been issued for Isikeli Komaisavai, former vice-president of SODELPA, after his failure to appear in court for serious allegations related to harmful comments made on social media. The case, which has drawn attention for its implications on online discourse, is now set to continue, raising important questions about accountability in digital…
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Stay Safe This Festive Season: Fiji Police Urge Caution
As the festive season nears, safety takes center stage in Fiji. With a nationwide operation kicking off, the Fiji Police Force is gearing up to ensure a secure holiday for everyone. What measures will be in place, and how can the community contribute to a safer environment? Discover the details and stay informed this season!
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Fiji’s Foreign Worker Warning: Honor Contracts or Face Deportation
Fiji’s Employment Minister has issued a serious alert regarding foreign workers and the importance of adhering to their employment contracts. This comes after a group of workers made headlines for abandoning their jobs under controversial circumstances. What does this mean for the future of foreign employment in Fiji? Discover the underlying issues and potential consequences…
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Preserving Fiji’s Identity: The Urgent Call to Save Indigenous Languages
Ratu Viliame Seruvakula is sounding the alarm on the alarming decline of indigenous languages in Fiji. As discussions unfold within the Great Council of Chiefs, the urgency to preserve these vital elements of Fijian identity becomes clear. What steps are being taken to confront this challenge, and how could educational reforms play a pivotal role?…
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Former Politician Faces Court Controversy After Facebook Threat
A bench warrant has been issued for Isikeli Komaisavai, the former SODELPA vice-president, after he missed a crucial court hearing related to a controversial Facebook comment. Tensions rise as key witnesses, including the former Attorney-General, prepare to testify in a case that underscores the importance of responsible online communication. What’s next for Komaisavai? Find out…
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Stay Safe This Festive Season: Fiji Police Urge Caution
As the festive season approaches in Fiji, safety takes center stage. The police are ramping up efforts to enhance community security, but the message is clear: individual responsibility is key. Discover how you can play a part in ensuring a joyful and incident-free holiday season. Don’t miss out on these important safety tips!
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Fiji’s Cultural Identity at Risk: Urgent Call for Language Preservation
Ratu Viliame Seruvakula raises a critical alarm over the fading of Fiji’s indigenous languages and culture. As social dynamics shift and foreign influences grow, how can Fiji protect its unique identity? Discover the proactive steps being proposed by the Great Council of Chiefs to combat this cultural crisis and ensure a vibrant future for Fijian…
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Warrant Issued for SODELPA VP Over Controversial Social Media Posts
A bench warrant has been issued for Isikeli Komaisavai, the former SODELPA vice-president, after his failure to attend a critical court hearing. Facing serious charges related to a threatening Facebook post, the case has drawn attention to the consequences of digital communication. With a key judgment approaching in December, the implications of this incident extend…
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Fiji Police Launch Investigation After Serious Minibus Collision
A serious traffic accident has prompted the Fiji Police Force to launch an investigation after a collision between a container trailer and a minibus. With both drivers and passengers receiving medical treatment, concerns over road safety are escalating. Discover what measures are being called for to prevent such incidents in the future.
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Stay Safe This Festive Season: Fiji Police Issue Important Advisory
As the festive season draws near, safety takes center stage. With the Fiji Police Force ramping up their operations, individuals are reminded of their role in ensuring a secure environment. What measures are being put in place, and how can the community contribute? Click to discover how we can all celebrate safely this season!
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Fiji’s Employment Minister Warns Foreign Workers: Honor Contracts or Face Deportation
Fiji’s Employment Minister has issued a stark warning to foreign workers about the consequences of abandoning their job contracts. This comes after a group of workers left their positions without notice, raising serious concerns about contract violations and the welfare of foreign laborers in the country. With deportation looming for those who breach their contracts,…
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Fiji’s Political Shake-Up: Potential Alliance on the Horizon?
Fiji’s political landscape is poised for change as Mahendra Chaudhry of the Fiji Labour Party hints at a strategic alliance with Unity Fiji ahead of the 2026 General Election. This partnership could reshape accountability within the Coalition Government amidst ongoing concerns about delayed local elections. As negotiations progress, will this alliance bring clarity and action…
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Tragedy at Sea: A Father’s Heartbreak and Hope
A father’s heartache unfolds as he grapples with the loss of his son, who tragically drowned while trying to retrieve a drifting dinghy. Alifereti Radrodro’s dreams of engineering within the shipping industry were cut short, leaving behind a grieving family and community. As they search for closure, his father clings to hope and the relationships…
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Foreign Workers on Notice: Honor Contracts or Face Deportation
In a recent development, Fiji’s Employment Minister has thrown down the gauntlet to foreign workers, insisting on the need to respect work contracts after a troubling incident involving absconding Bangladeshi laborers. As the call for better communication and support for foreign workers gains momentum, what implications could this have for the future of employment in…
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From Court to Gym: Michael Prasad’s Journey to Fitness Entrepreneurship
Discover how Michael Prasad transformed his life by leaving his corporate job to pursue a passion for fitness. With the opening of Evolve Fitness Gym in Suva, he’s creating a unique space that emphasizes personalized training and community. Dive into his inspiring journey and see how he plans to reshape the fitness landscape.
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Fiji’s Cultural Identity at Risk: Urgent Call to Preserve Indigenous Languages
Ratu Viliame Seruvakula has raised urgent concerns about the decline of indigenous languages and culture in Fiji. At a recent Great Council of Chiefs meeting, he warned that without immediate action, Fiji risks losing its cultural identity. Discover the proactive steps being proposed to safeguard this rich heritage for future generations!
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Former SODELPA Vice-President Faces Bench Warrant Over Controversial Comments
A bench warrant has been issued for Isikeli Komaisavai, former SODELPA vice-president, after he missed a crucial court hearing related to serious charges stemming from a controversial social media post. The case has drawn significant attention, particularly as a key witness is the former Attorney-General himself. With the next court date fast approaching, the implications…
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Fiji Police Investigate Dangerous Minibus Collision
A serious collision on Kings Road involving a container trailer and a minibus has left several injured and raised urgent questions about road safety. With the police investigation underway, can these incidents be prevented in the future? Discover the latest updates and essential reminders for all drivers.
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Foreign Workers in Fiji Face Deportation for Contract Violations
Fiji’s Employment Minister has sent a stark warning to foreign workers about the serious consequences of abandoning work contracts. The recent case of missing Bangladeshi workers has highlighted potential issues within foreign employment practices. What triggered this alarming situation, and what steps are being taken to address it? Discover the details behind this unfolding story…
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Fiji’s Political Shake-Up: Could a New Alliance Challenge the Coalition?
Fiji’s political scene is heating up as Mahendra Chaudhry of the Fiji Labour Party hints at a potential alliance with Unity Fiji ahead of the 2026 General Election. With growing dissatisfaction towards the Coalition Government and unfulfilled promises regarding local elections, this partnership could redefine voter options and push for greater accountability. What’s the future…
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Tragedy in Custody: What Went Wrong?
A recent tragedy at the Savusavu Police Station highlights urgent issues surrounding custody practices within the Fiji Police Force. As investigations continue, the Minister for Home Affairs calls for critical reforms to enhance the welfare of detainees and improve officer training. What does this incident mean for the future of law enforcement in Fiji? Discover…