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The 11-year-old "mayor for a day" of a Dallas-area city knows what her first major act in office will be: Renaming part of Main Street for teen heartthrob Justin Bieber.
The Fiji Council of New Zealand says the governments of New Zealand and Australia are out of touch with other countries and need to be more patient as Fiji makes progress towards democracy.
Rural women are important players in economic growth and therefore they should have the knowledge to both earn and save money, says the Minister for Women Dr Jiko Luveni.
A spokesman for the Chinese embassy in Suva says the Xinhua Suva Bureau’s coverage includes all big and important events both in Fiji and some South Pacific island countries like Vanuatu, Samoa, Tonga and Tuvalu.
Government does not condone a handout mentality but encourages recipients of poverty alleviation assistance to develop their livelihood and become financially independent.
The College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, in cooperation with the New Zealand High Commission, will host a remembrance service
A primary school located in the rugged terrain of Colo North about 20km from Tavua town recently received a timely boost in terms of school furniture from the New Zealand High Commission.
It is this national approach to empowerment that will help us all as individual citizens and as a country to become stronger and become part of the modern global world.
More than 27 families in Sigatoka, who once depended on creek and well water will now have access to clean drinking water, thanks to the assistance from the Department of Multi Ethnic Affairs.
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