TB and HIV co-infection jumps from 7% in 2022 to 41% last year - Ravunawa
Tuberculosis and HIV co-infection rates in Fiji have risen sharply from 7 percent in 2022 to 41 percent in 2025.Assistant Minister
Tuberculosis and HIV co-infection rates in Fiji have risen sharply from 7 percent in 2022 to 41 percent in 2025.Assistant Minister
Chair of the Public Service Commission, Luke Rokovada, has described the behaviour of Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Jon
The former Director of the Fiji Procurement Office, Millie Low has today informed the court that the health tender process was com
The Judicial Services Commission is expected to meet today on the issue of the dismissal of Barbara Malimali as FICAC Commissioner
Permanent Secretary for Women, Children and Social Protection Selina Kuruleca says Police can now prosecute parents for negligence
The East Wing lift at the CWM Hospital, which was repaired on the 12th of this month, is once again out of operation due to a mech
Water Authority of Fiji Chief Executive Officer, Seru Soderberg says WAF will continue targeted monitoring and will incorporate fi
Five people charged in relation to the $3 billion Vatia cocaine drug bust in January this year have been granted immunity by the B
The co-founder of Walk On Walk Strong Fiji, Sina Kami calls on people to support the CFL Foundation Charity Walk and the fundraisi
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for improved government communication, emphasising that public trust and democratic part
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Students pursuing a Diploma in Vanua Leadership Program (DVLP) at Fiji National University have been reminded that while tradition