The second part of the fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan that focuses on Inspire Pacific's special program to rehabilitate neglected or troubled boys including those caught in taking drugs. The show is shot on site at the Inspire Pacific camp in the interior of Nadroga. The program for the boys is called Tagane Mai.

fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan will focus on Inspire Pacific's special program to rehabilitate neglected or troubled boys including those caught in taking drugs.

For the first time ever, Coffey speaks about the plans leading up to the first Homecoming Festival organized by George FIJI Veikoso and him last year, and the challenges involved.The show focuses on Homecoming Festival bringing UB40 featuring Ali Campbell to Nadi on January 30th next year.

A UNAIDS report titled 2025 Global AIDS Update, AIDS, Crisis and the Power to Transform, states that since 2014, the number of new HIV infections in Fiji has risen ten-fold.

The show will focus on the Association's concerns and plans regarding the welfare of all Fijian players involved in any level of rugby, their personal difficulties and experiences, the work ahead, and it will also feature the first ever candid conversation with Tabua and Lewaravu about the Flying Fijians preparations for the 2007 Rugby World Cup where we played South Africa in the quarter final.

The show will focus on many pressing issues facing the Opposition, the challenges following the deregistration of the FijiFirst, the concerning national issues and Usamate's personal life story from being raised by a single mother at Wakanisila Settlement to becoming a Minister and Member of Parliament.

Raikadroka will speak candidly about her journey from her early years when she and her family were deported from Australia to her physical and sexual abuse, her struggling days as a high school student while living under a house just covered with wooden pallets and tarpaulin, and her successes despite the hurdles in her life.

Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan.

Holmes and Ubitau will speak about their experience in prison and the decisions that they had made that changed their lives forever.   They will also shed light on how they turned their lives around and also discuss the Yellow Ribbon Program.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad will appear on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan. 

The show will focus on all issues dealing with the e-transport system.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro joins Vijay Narayan on fijivillage Straight Talk to discuss several issues in the crucial education sector and get responses regarding critical issues raised during the consultation on the Education Act 1966.

The show will focus on Byrne's rugby coaching successes and challenges, his time as coach with the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua starting from the COVID-19 period, and his expectations going into the tests against the Wallabies, Scotland and the Pacific Nations Cup.

Former President of the Fiji Principals Association and representative of Catholic Education, Ben Salacakau and parent, lawyer and Chinese Education Society representative, Glenis Yee will appear on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan

The show will focus on our team’s performance, the issues being faced by the team and a close look at Kolinisau’s rugby journey starting from his school days at Ratu Sukuna Memorial School to captaining the Fiji team to win our first ever Olympic gold medal in the Rio Olympics.

Minister for Immigration, Viliame Naupoto will appear on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan. The candid interview will focus on many issues including work at the Immigration Department, shortage of passports, permits, migrant workers, Naupoto’s challenges as the Navy and Military Commander and the challenges in the former FijiFirst Party.

fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan features two young men in Fiji this week who are trying to make a difference despite the youth's many struggles. The show will focus on Ratu Inoke Drauna who is the founder of Aruka Fiji - an organization that is self funded to look after the struggling people on the streets. Ratu Inoke who is a counsellor, decided to take this step after he lost his two close friends to suicide. The show will also focus on Asta Sonner - a young man who was left on his own after his parents broke up. Sonner ended up on the streets and shares his story in detail on how he managed to turn his life around, becoming one of the first Fijians to start creating chatbots in the country.

In this episode, we dive into Fiji’s drug crisis, hearing raw and real stories from those battling addiction and shedding light on the harsh realities unfolding on the streets of Suva.