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Save the Date ‼️ #Fiji #HibiscusFestival24

A captivating performance by Team Fiji’s Primanavia under the direction of Loga Sunia Soko at the 2024 World Choir Games. Totoka Vakaoti 🇫🇯🔥 #fiji

Assistant Minister for Women Sashi Kiran today farewelled the Fijian Women 7s team as they prepare to depart for France on Monday next week. “There are times when you will feel low, in those moments please remember that the whole country stands by you and we will be with you in prayers and support.” “Whether you win or lose, always know we are very proud of the journey you have been on and proud of the fact that you have come this far.” #Fiji #FijiWomensRugby #FijiNews #FijiRugby

2024/2025 Budget Debate - Day 3 📸 #FijiParliament #FijiPol #FijiNews

Day 3 of 2024/2025 Budget Debate. #TeamFiji #FijiPol #FijiParliament #Fiji

In 2008, Filomena Tuivanualevu, a distinguished alumna of St Anne’s Primary School, St Joseph’s Secondary School, and the University of the South Pacific, proudly clinched the coveted Miss Hibiscus title. Sponsored by The Fiji Broadcasting Corporation, Filomena’s victory remains a celebrated moment in the history of the festival. This year, as we celebrate the 68th anniversary of the Miss Hibiscus Festival, we look forward to bringing back the glamor of yesteryears in Fiji’s most iconic festival. Hosted by The Suva City Council, the Miss Hibiscus Festival 2024 will take place from August 31st to September 7th at the Civic Center and The Suva Foreshore. #MissHibiscusFestival2024 #Fiji

Joshua Kaloumaira accords the “I-Vakasobu” to the Assistant Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Sakiusa Tubuna during the Early Childhood Week Celebration at Navesi Primary School. #TeamFiji #FijiNews #Fiji

Miss Hibiscus 1997, Miss Pasifika Communications, Letila Mitchell, with paternal links to the beautiful island of Rotuma, also represented Fiji at the Miss South Pacific Pageant held in Auckland, New Zealand that same year, where she placed 1st runner-up behind Miss Samoa. As part of her prize package, she flew to New York in the U.S.A and was joined by her runner-up, Krystel Blake, who was Miss Coleman at the Hibiscus Festival. This year’s Miss Hibiscus Festival marks the 68th anniversary and will be bringing back the glamour of the yesteryears of Fiji’s most iconic festivals. Hosted by The Suva City Council, Miss Hibiscus Festival 2024 will be held from August 31st to September 7th at the Civic Center and The Suva Foreshore. #MissHibiscusFestival2024 #Fiji 🌺👑🇫🇯

Budget Debate Week! #FijiPol #Fiji #FijiNews

Beautiful captures released by the National Archives of Fiji, in celebration of the contribution of civil servants over the years in building our nation. #Fiji 🇫🇯

In 1998, Ranadi Johnston, Miss Hibiscus and Miss Centra Suva (now the Holiday Inn), captivated the audience with her extraordinary talent performance. With maternal ties to the village of Naila in the Tailevu Province, Ranadi showcased a traditional dance that depicted the intricate preparation of the village’s cherished delicacy, the ‘Bila’—a type of fermented bread. This delicacy gained international acclaim when world-renowned food vlogger Mark Wiens sampled it during his visit to Fiji in 2023. This year’s Miss Hibiscus Festival, celebrating its 68th anniversary, promises to revive the glamour of Fiji’s most iconic festival. Hosted by The Suva City Council, the Miss Hibiscus Festival 2024 will take place from August 31st to September 7th at the Civic Center and The Suva Foreshore. #MissHibiscusFestival2024 #Fiji