Former Attorney General and FijiFirst General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has returned to the country following his medical procedures in Singapore.

The government and NGO Coalition on Human Rights are calling on Fijians to show love and compassion while creating happy memories and avoid any form of violence during this festive season.

Police Chief of Operations, ACP Livai Driu, states that their Operation Yadrayadravi has been quite successful.

Local livestock farmers are facing a challenging period as they grapple with lower goat sales and increased competition from imported meats.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has acquired 195,525 shares in RB Patel Group Limited at a rate of three dollars per share.

French Ambassador François-Xavier Léger has emphasized the successful year of 2023 for the French Embassy in Fiji.

Former Methodist Church President Reverend Dr. Tevita Banivanua has expressed concerns about the excessive commercialization of Christmas, emphasizing that it might overshadow the true meaning of the season.

In Nakelo, Tailevu, members of the Ratu Apenisa Church celebrated Christmas Eve with joyous festivities, including dancing, singing, gospel music, and refreshments.

While Fijians celebrate Christmas and its festivities with their families, CWM Hospital’s midwife, Ivamere Nadevo, dedicates her Christmas to assisting expectant mothers in delivering their babies.

Christmas joy is shared through various means, with a grand family feast being a prime choice.

A new born child normally brings joy and happiness to a family and even calls for celebration.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere says 2023 has been a year of challenge, sacrifice and triumph for all Fijians as Fiji went through a transition period in our governance.