The project cost $20,682, with the youths contributing one-third of the total amount through their own fundraising efforts, while Government provided the remaining balance.
5 days ago
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Inoke Rabonu
Her journey to graduation was filled with sacrifice, endurance and personal challenges.
6 days ago
Lavenia Waqanivanua
For Ravulo Kuruduadua, the achievement was more than an award — it was proof that giving up was never an option.
Working alongside male counterparts in the automotive electrical trade often meant facing resistance and limited support.
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Out of 1906 graduates at the three-day graduation ceremony held at the FMF Gymnasium in Suva, 991 were women.
13 May
Ronald Sigrah balanced work and studies while pursuing qualifications in fisheries.
12 May
Talei Roko
Without emotional and financial support, he was forced to put his studies on hold.
After attending Wainibuka Secondary School as a day scholar, Ms Waqaniloloma spent three years living in a hostel far from her village, adjusting to a completely new environment.
The young man from Ifira Island in Port Vila described the occasion as bittersweet, knowing his father, who had planned for the special day, was no longer there to witness it.
Nayagodamu Tuwai says support from family helped him complete his studies.
11 May
