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First-time voter, Mika Salaibula, rushed to Suva from Ba yesterday to cast his vote. The 27-year-old said even though he was young he knew how important his vote was. “I
Lynda Tabuya says the general election has been a long time coming. The People’s Democratic Party president said: “It’s a great day for Fiji and we need to celebrate this
Candidates of different political parties in the Western Division agreed that the voting process used yesterday was easier and faster compared to past general elections. FijiFirst candidate Faiyaz Koya says
The Fiji Labour Party remains optimistic despite early results showing it trails FijiFirst and the Social Liberal Democratic Liberal Party (SODELPA) badly. Party president Lavenia Padarath said they had overcome
The oldest political party in Fiji, the National Federation Party will continue to uphold its policies in looking after its followers and the people of Fiji after Fijians went to
Dangerous forms of brown and white asbestos, discovered at the P.J. Twomey Hospital complex, in Tamavua, Suva are being removed. The asbestos were discovered through the European Union’s Pacific Hazardous
The President, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, on Tuesday said our prayers had been answered with the safe return of the 45 brave peacekeepers. “We gather together as a nation today to
This morning was the dawn of a new era in Fiji. Voters were already lining up before the polling venues
President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau says voters should not be intimidated by threats of violence or actual violence. He also urged
The Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem, has reassured voters that the Police will be out in numbers today to ensure
Viniana Namosimalua’s experience as secretary to Cabinet will stand her in good stead when she takes on a bigger role.
Voters casting postal ballots are reminded to check with their local DHL offices if they have not yet received their
There are no plans to impose a curfew today, says Chief Operations Officer and Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Rusiate
Vilimaina Radrodro, the mother of a detained peacekeeper, says: “I believe our prayers and cries as a nation to the
The Minister for Social Welfare, Dr Jiko Luveni, said the new juvenile centre wouldl create an enabling and caring environment
Twelve cars were ransacked at Waituri Backroad, Nausori, on Monday. The Fij Sun was on the site on Monday talking
Twenty-year-old Miss Potent Electric Elizabeth George has changed her way of thinking knowing sometimes reality can be hard and difficult.
The Fiji Police Force mobilised a team to Korotogo in Sigatoka to locate the parents of the four-day-old baby girl
One of the 45 Fijian peacekeepers detained by the al- Nusra Front in Syria has reassured his family that they
Prioritise voting time tomorrow for your staff or face a hefty penalty, the Attorney-General and Minister Responsible for Elections, has
Members of the regular force and two Assistant Police Commissioners were deployed yesterday morning as part of the Fiji Police
Two people have been charged in relation to the death of 14-year-old Sereima Berwick seven years ago. Eparama Saint John
The Fijian Elections Office has received a report on a breach of the elections campaign blackout. Supervisor of Elections Mohammed
An 18-year-old-boy found an unattended baby crying near his home in Korotogo, Sigatoka over the weekend. This was confirmed by
With the dry weather spell taking its toll on certain areas around the country, people have been urged to use
Forty-eight people have graduated from Fiji’s First Sewing Centre, since it was established in 2012. This was confirmed by the
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