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Fiji-born teen envoy seeks pageant support
FIJI'S USA-based teen ambassador Hosanna Kabakoro is once again calling on her country of birth for support at the internationally-acclaimed Miss Teen USA Pageant in the Bahamas in July this year.
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RBF raises statutory deposit
THE Reserve Bank of Fiji has increased the amount that all banks in the country are obliged to place with them –– the second increase in a month.
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$145m sale
BP Southwest Pacific Limited has been sold for $145million (US$70m), at least $45m less than what Fijian Holdings Limited wanted to buy the oil company for.
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Anxiety over missing children
SAVE the Children Fiji has expressed concern at the lack of responsibility on the part of parents in not being able to monitor their children.
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Blitz on typhoid
PROPER sanitation and hygiene are the best ways to avoid contracting typhoid or leptospirosis, says sub-divisional medical officer at Korovou Dr Akesh Narayan.
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Pictures of history captivate children
PRIMARY school children have shown great interest in old historical pictures displayed at the Fiji Times booth at this year's showcase.
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British Army soldier finally laid to rest
PRIVATE Rosemary Rinakama Warwick-Smith was laid to rest yesterday as family and friends gathered at the Nadawa Pentecostal Church to say their final farewell.
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January export earnings up
FIJI'S total export earnings increased by close to $50million for January alone this year, recorded at $106.3 million.
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Parents salute dedication of RKS family
PARENTS and guardians of Ratu Kadavulevu School could not hold back feelings of joy and excitement as the school chapel was opened yesterday.
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20 years on, chapel a reality
HUNDREDS of Ratu Kadavulevu School old scholars turned up at the school yesterday for the official opening of the $1.5million school chapel after two decades of planning.
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Post Fiji clears voucher issue
All cash food vouchers and Family Allowance can now be redeemed at Post Fiji outlets.
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Police prefer to warn offenders
THE police only warn child offenders, preferring to have the problem sorted out between the parents and the victim rather than go through the courts, according to the latest survey of Child Protection...
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Parents unaware of children's status
ABOUT 15 per cent of parents whose children live outside their household do not know if their young ones are safe.
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Home residents see the light, again
RESIDENTS of the Samabula Old People's Home were given free reading glasses during an ear and eye checks on Friday
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Luveni backs rights
VIOLENCE against children knows no boundaries - it cuts across all religion, culture and no society is immune to it.
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Child protection laws necessary
THE key area in which more work needs to be done in child protection in Fiji is the gap in terms of legislation.
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Meeting to discuss typhoid outbreak
THE Health Ministry is urging all headmen and village nurses in Navosa Province to attend a meeting next Tuesday to discuss ways of addressing the outbreak of typhoid there.
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Thousands flock to Showcase
People from as far as Nausori flocked to Vodafone Arena to take advantage of sales on offer by various exhibitors.
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Global climate deal 'a year' away
THE comprehensive Copenhagen Accord on climate change formulated last year in Denmark will have to wait another year before it becomes a legally-binding treaty.
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