International
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Race Heats Up for Top Cop Position as Deadline Approaches
As the deadline for applications approaches, a race is heating up for the role of Police Commissioner, with several prominent candidates throwing their hats in the ring. With the national drug crisis escalating, the pressure is on to find a permanent leader who embodies accountability and integrity. Who will step forward to take on this…
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FICAC Shuts Down High-Profile Cases: What’s Next?
FICAC has wrapped up investigations into five notable political figures, including former Prime Minister Bainimarama and former Attorney-General Sayed-Khaiyum. While some cases are closed, intrigue remains as ongoing investigations continue to unfold. What does this mean for Fiji’s political landscape? Dive in to discover more.
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Farmers Demand More: Will the Government Deliver on Drainage Solutions?
Promising strides in addressing drainage issues for rice farmers in Dreketi, Agriculture Minister Vatimi Rayalu announces a new drainage board initiative. As farmers voice their concerns and needs for protective measures, how will the government respond to these long-standing requests? Discover the details of this evolving situation and what it means for local agriculture.
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Cocoa Comeback: Fiji’s Sweet Strategy for Economic Growth
Discover how the Fijian government is on a mission to revive its cocoa industry, a sector that once thrived and generated millions. With ambitious plans and collaborations in the pipeline, could this be the turning point for Fiji’s economy? Explore the potential of this forgotten crop and what it means for the future.
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Villagers Battle Black Sand Mining’s Toll on Livelihoods
Residents of Ba are facing mounting challenges as black sand mining disrupts their livelihoods. With fishermen struggling amidst dwindling catches, community leaders express frustration over broken promises and insufficient compensation. Discover how this ongoing environmental crisis is impacting local families and their fight for justice.
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Fiji Grants Pardons: A New Dawn for Justice or Too Little, Too Late?
A significant decision by the Mercy Commission has led to the pardoning of several individuals in Fiji, including notable names connected to recent events. While most of the petitioners walked free, one tragic story casts a shadow over this outcome. Discover the details behind these pivotal decisions and what they mean for justice and rehabilitation…
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New Leader, Bold Promises: Ratu Josefa Dimuri Takes the Helm
Ratu Josefa Dimuri has been elected unopposed as the senior vice president of the People’s Alliance, stepping into a challenging role. Reflecting on the significance of his new position, he acknowledged the hurdles ahead while expressing a commitment to elevate the party’s presence. Discover how his vision for leadership includes a push for greater women’s…
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Race for Top Cop Heats Up: Who Will Rise to the Challenge?
A competitive race is brewing for the role of Police Commissioner, with several high-profile candidates emerging, including former senior police officials and current officers. As the application deadline approaches, the urgency to find a leader capable of tackling pressing national issues is palpable. Who will rise to the challenge, and what vision will they bring…
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Lautoka Residents Face Safety Fears Amid Darkened Streets
Residents of Vomo Street in Lautoka are raising alarms over the long-standing outage of street lights, leaving them feeling vulnerable. With concerns about safety and security escalating, many are left wondering who to turn to for help. Click to discover the alarming reality faced by these residents and what they hope for in the future.
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SVC Teacher Triumphs in National Hindi Essay Competition
Celebrating the beauty of the Hindi language, Arti Renuka Mani has claimed victory in a national essay competition, showcasing her passion and pride. Discover how this event, held in honor of Hindi Diwas, sparked a wave of enthusiasm among competitors of all ages. Join us as we delve into SVC’s dedication to preserving Hindi culture…
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PANZ President Calls for Political Revamp to Engage Overseas Voters
In a powerful call for change, Sai Lelea, President of the People’s Alliance New Zealand, urges a shift towards proactive governance during the party’s recent general assembly. With a focus on enhancing transparency and accountability, Lelea emphasizes the importance of inclusive communication with overseas voters and the need for expert guidance in leadership. Discover how…
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Fiji’s Mercy Commission Grants Pardons: A Controversial Decision
In a significant development for justice in Fiji, the Mercy Commission has recommended pardons for several individuals, leading to their release. But amidst this wave of mercy, one poignant story stands out. Discover the details behind the Commission’s decision and the implications for those involved.
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New Leadership Dawn: Ratu Josefa Dimuri Takes the Helm in People’s Alliance
Ratu Josefa Dimuri steps into his new role as senior vice president of the People’s Alliance, succeeding a prominent leader during a pivotal time. Unopposed and filled with gratitude, he reflects on the challenges ahead and his commitment to divine guidance. Discover what he envisions for the party and his aspirations to elevate women’s representation…
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FICAC Closes High-Profile Corruption Cases: What’s Next?
FICAC has wrapped up investigations into five high-profile cases, including notable figures like former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere. While some cases concluded without sufficient evidence, others remain in progress. What’s next for these controversial figures? Discover the implications of FICAC’s findings and the future of political accountability in Fiji.
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Cocoa Comeback: Fiji’s Path to Economic Revival
The Fijian government is setting its sights on revitalizing the once-thriving cocoa industry, aiming to restore its economic potential from the past. With bold plans and local collaborations underway, the Agriculture Minister is hopeful about reclaiming lost prosperity. What strategies are in place to revive this key sector? Discover the vision for Fiji’s cocoa future!
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Local Villagers Demand Justice Amid Ongoing Mining Crisis
Struggling against the tide, villagers in Ba face the harsh realities of black sand mining that’s transforming their ecosystem and livelihoods. With dwindling fish stocks pushing fishermen farther out to sea, community leaders are calling for answers and equitable compensation. Discover the unfolding challenges and the fight for survival among those directly affected. Don’t miss…
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Calls for Change: PANZ President Urges Political Transformation
At a recent assembly in Lautoka, Sai Lelea, president of the People’s Alliance New Zealand (PANZ), called for a transformation in the party’s political management. He emphasized the need for proactive leadership and better communication with citizens, especially Fijians living abroad. What changes does he propose to strengthen governance and engage overseas communities? Click to…
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Fiji’s Mercy Commission Grants Pardons: Who’s Free?
In a pivotal session on September 18, 2024, the Mercy Commission evaluated urgent clemency petitions, leading to significant recommendations and presidential approvals. The outcome was life-altering for several individuals, resulting in their release just a day later. However, one individual’s story ended tragically just prior to this moment of mercy. Discover the full implications and…
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New Leadership: Ratu Josefa Dimuri’s Aspirations Unveiled
Ratu Josefa Dimuri’s election as the new senior vice president of the People’s Alliance marks a pivotal moment for the party. Elected unopposed, he steps into a role filled with expectations and challenges. With a commitment to adapt and serve diligently, what does the future hold for his leadership and for the party’s direction? Dive…
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Race Heats Up for Fiji’s Top Police Position
A competitive race is underway for the crucial role of Police Commissioner, with several high-profile candidates throwing their hats in the ring. As the deadline approaches, will the nation see a familiar face step into the position, or is a new leader on the horizon? Discover the details and implications of this pivotal appointment as…