Naleba graduate hopes to show her community how cassava can become a source of income
07 Sep
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Sampras Anand
Miss Superstore contestant reflects on the sacrifices and support that led to her success.
Rariqi Turner
Despite the ongoing challenges facing the sugar industry, FSC has continued to support the festival’s charity chest for more than a decade by entering a queen contestant each year and raising funds for services in the Northern Division.
06 Sep
Shratika Naidu
She credited her parents and relatives for encouraging her to push her limits and said her decision to pursue the programme had paid off.
Ms Qereqeretabua never imagined nursing school would lead her to the festival stage.
04 Sep
Joseph Balolo
One of her greatest wishes had been for her parents to witness the moment in person.
Talei Roko
Avantika Lata says mistakes, training and mentorship helped shape her success
Kritika Chand
Their artworks carry personal stories shaped by prison life, hope and rehabilitation.
02 Sep
Youth empowerment is at the heart of her advocacy, alongside fire safety and mental health awareness.
30 Aug
Lavenia Waqanivanua
Travelling to a village can set her back between $300 and $400, but for Ms Kama, seeing another woman turn a newly learned skill into an income makes the sacrifice worthwhile.
