Opinion
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Fiji Faces Rising HIV Crisis: Can the Health System Cope?
Fiji is grappling with a troubling rise in HIV cases, prompting a strategic response from health officials. With over a thousand new infections reported this year, insights into the underlying issues reveal complex social factors at play. As the Ministry of Health mobilizes a 90-day action plan and calls for community involvement, the path to…
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Fiji’s Law Consultation: Will Businesses Feel the Change?
Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has announced an extension for consultations on the Employment Relations Act and Work Care Bill, addressing concerns from business leaders about potential pitfalls in the proposed regulations. As stakeholders push for more time to analyze the impacts, discussions aim to find a balance that safeguards workers’ rights while enhancing Fiji’s…
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Political Shifts: A New Era for Fiji?
Constitutional change can shape the very essence of a nation’s governance, and Fiji stands at a crossroads. With whispers of new political parties and calls for accountability in local leadership, the landscape is ripe for transformation. What does this mean for the future of democracy and citizen rights in Fiji? Get ready for a closer…
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Political Shake-Up: Inia Seruiratu’s New Party in the Works
A significant shift looms in Fiji’s political landscape as Inia Seruiratu embarks on the creation of a new political party. With echoes of past grassroots campaigns, he aims to address unity and fairness among Fijians while rallying support for a transformative vision. Yet, skepticism lingers as former affiliations raise questions about his commitment to genuine…
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Rubbish on the Road: Who’s Responsible for Littering?
Littering and waste management have become critical concerns in Fiji, sparking passionate discussions among community leaders. As concerns grow over unsightly trash along roads and in public spaces, calls for stricter enforcement and educational initiatives rise. Could a renewed sense of civic pride pave the way for a cleaner, more sustainable future? Discover the vibrant…
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Controversy Brews Over Lynda Tabuya’s Political Future
Lynda Tabuya’s recent controversies have ignited a fiery debate surrounding gender bias in Fijian politics. As supporters rally for a thorough investigation into a leaked video, questions arise about the standards applied to male and female leaders. This situation not only underscores the scrutiny women face in political arenas but also calls for a reassessment…
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Election Showdown Ahead: New Political Party Sparks Competition!
As Fiji’s political landscape shifts, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka welcomes the formation of a new opposition party aimed at contesting the 2026 General Election. This development sparks hopes for a more vibrant electoral atmosphere, encouraging diverse policies and ideas. With growing public disillusionment and the need for accountability, the upcoming elections may reshape the future…
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Coral Coast 7s: A Showcase of Rugby Excellence
The Coral Coast 7s tournament in Fiji recently dazzled attendees with thrilling rugby action, highlighted by the induction of coach Osea Kolinisau into the Hall of Fame. As local teams gear up for the Perth 7s, the event not only showcased impressive talent but also sparked conversations about Fiji’s potential on the global rugby stage.…
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“Reshaping Youth Education: A Call to Action from Fiji’s New Police Commissioner”
In a compelling address, Fiji’s new Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu raised critical questions about the country’s education system and its preparedness for future challenges. He warned of the dangers posed by neglecting necessary reforms and advocated for embracing Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) as essential for youth empowerment. With a focus on collaboration…
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Rubbish Habits: Are Fijians Ignoring Environmental Responsibility?
A former Speaker of the House has sparked a crucial dialogue on the alarming rise of littering in Fiji, emphasizing that it reflects a deeper societal change. With personal insights from his earlier public service role, he points to a decline in civic pride and responsibility towards waste management. As popular picnic spots become littered,…