PM Congratulates School’s Topper Viliame Waqasiwa is determined to achieve his goal to become a civil engineer after scoring the highest mark at Nadogo Central College in the Year 12 Certificate Examination. Viliame aimed by laisa lui
18 Feb 2021 15:36 Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama continued his tour of areas in the Northern Division affected by
cyclones Yasa and Ana yesterday. During the tour, the PM met Nadogo Central College Year 12 topper,
Viliame Waqasiwa, and congratulated him on his success. Waqasiwa aspires to be a civil engineer.
He scored 365 out of 400. Photo: Laisa Lui
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Bajekal Steps Down As FMF Group Managing Director, Sanjay Punja Steps Up As New CEO Ram Bajekal has described his tenure with FMF Group as most rewarding. Mr Bajekal, who has been with the FMF Group for the past 12 years, will be stepping down by maraia vula
18 Feb 2021 09:30 From left: Newly appointed FMF Foods Group of Companies, chief executive officer Sanjay Punja, FMF Foods Group outgoing managing director Ram Bajekal, Blue Gas managing director Ajai Punja, executive director FMF Foods Group of Companies Rohit Punja on November 19, 2020. Mr Rohit Punja has also been the general manager and director of Hari Punja and Sons Limited. Photo: Maraia Vula
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama questioned the silence of National Federation Party leader Biman Prasad on matters relating to the University of the South Pacific in Parliament. He questioned why Mr.
PM Calls Village Self-sufficient Vunivutu Village in Macuata has been dubbed a self-sufficient village by the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama after villagers banded together to rehabilitate their homes after Tropical Cyclone Yasa. Mr Bainimarama by laisa lui
18 Feb 2021 16:30 Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama with Vunivutu Village headwoman Radiniceva Raluna at Vunivutu Primary School on February 17, 2021. Photo: Laisa Lui
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Vunivutu Village in Macuata has been dubbed a self-sufficient village by the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama after villagers banded together to rehabilitate their homes after T
Fourty-five companies including diving companies were given non-compliance notices by the Ministry of Environment and Waterways. These companies were operating from the Laucala Industrial area. A recent inspection to the.