Nacanieli Tuilevuka is a Senior Journalist at The Fiji Times. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including agriculture and farming, health and wellness, climate change, and regional interest, often exploring topics such as water management, organic farming, and competitive sports. Nacanieli's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his commitment to informing the public on critical issues affecting both local and global communities.
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Nacanieli Tuilevuka's coverage showcases a strong focus on local news and community issues in Fiji. The topics covered include village life, rural areas, infrastructure development, healthcare, security, education, and sports. Given the emphasis on government announcements and event coverage, Nacanieli would likely be interested in pitches related to local events or initiatives that impact Fijian communities.
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By: Nacanieli Tuilevuka
THE commissioning of the Vuo Health Centre in Labasa has been deferred because of outstanding documentation and paperwork involving key stakeholders. The health centre was expected to be commissioned last month, but the opening did not proceed as planned. Assistant Health Minister Penioni Ravunawa said land issues and the inclusion of a minor operating theatre […]
A healthcare worker who survived a maritime incident in Lau last month went without salary for at least three months after applying for and being granted study leave, Assistant Health Minister Penioni Ravunawa has confirmed. Mr Ravunawa said the worker, understood to be a peer educator, had initially applied for study leave, which was approved, […]
MORE than 100 religious organisations and communities have benefited from projects supported through the multi-ethnic grant program. Its line minister Charan Jeath Singh said the program continued to support community-based organisations by helping improve facilities and responding to needs at the grassroots level. “The program remains an important mechanism through which Government partners with communities […]
A FILE containing a complaint against a former Fiji Sugar Corporation senior official allegedly went missing after it was lodged with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption about three-and-a-half years ago. This was the revelation made by incoming Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh during a recent interview with this newspaper at Mata-i-Labasa in Macuata. Mr […]
FIJI’S Security Industry Act could be renamed to better reflect that it regulates private security companies, says Law Reform commissioner Ana Rokomokoti. Ms Rokomokoti said a review of the Act was considering whether the term “security industry” should be changed to “private security industry” or “security sector”. She said the current name could be misleading […]
SIMILARITIES between private security uniforms and those worn by police or military personnel could mislead and confuse members of the public, says Law Reform Commissioner Ana Rokomokoti. Ms Rokomokoti made the comments during a consultation on the review of the Security Industry Act at the Labasa Civic Centre last month. She said private security uniforms […]
SECURITY companies could have a greater role in sharing information with police on serious criminal activities under proposed changes to Fiji’s security laws. Law Reform Commissioner Ana Rokomokoti said the review explored legally mandating information sharing between private security and law enforcement. Speaking during the consultation on the review of the Security Industry Act 2010, […]
The investigation into the death of police constable Peni Racagi has taken a new turn, with forensic results from New Zealand now back in Fiji and the case file returned to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP). The Fiji Police Force confirmed the investigation file had been forwarded to the ODPP following […]
TWO basic facilities were missing from some homes when Vunidogoloa villagers in Cakaudrove were relocated in 2014, forcing the community to build their own kitchens and improve toilet facilities. Village headman Apimeleki Qiliho said the relocation was part of a project by the former government to move the community away from rising sea levels and […]
WITH about a month remaining before the October deadline, the Nabavatu relocation project in Macuata is more than 50 per cent complete, with residents hoping construction will remain on schedule. Youth representative Sami Veleko said work was progressing on roads, water and electricity infrastructure, while housing construction was in its final stages. “We have not […]
