USP VC hopes to be in the country next week
The Vice Chancellor of the University of the South Pacific Professor Pal Ahluwalia says he is hoping to be in the country next wee
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Fiji needs an Adaptive Social Protection Strategy in place – Chand
Fiji needs an Adaptive Social Protection Strategy in place to respond to the frequency of natural disasters, severe flooding and C
Stop departure for Saneem was issued by FICAC – AG
Attorney General, Siromi Turaga stresses that the stop departure for the former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem was issue
$42 million paid out to over 210,000 students in Fiji
$42 million has been paid out to over 210,000 students in Fiji under the Back to School Support. The Special Protection Special
Tabuya commends WOWS Kids Fiji on helping children and their families living with cancer
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation, Lynda Tabuya shared her interest in finding new ways to forge future partner
10 USP students receives Norway Pacific Climate Scholarship Programme
10 PhD students of the University of the South Pacific today received scholarships by the Norway Pacific Climate Scholarship Progr
The amount of time young people are spending online can expose them to online risks - Kamikamica
The amount of time young people are spending online can expose them to online risks and it is all-important for us to educate them
Officers reminded to be exemplary and unique in the conduct of their service
Fifty police officers who are undergoing a four-week United Nations Police Pre-deployment Training at the Fiji Police Academy in N
Saneem files complaints with FICAC against the AG, the Acting Supervisor of Elections and two other FEO staff
Former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem has lodged complaints with FICAC against the Attorney General, Siromi Turaga the A
Tabuya commends WOWS Kids Fiji on helping children and their families living with cancer
Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation, Lynda Tabuya shared her interest in finding new ways to forge future partner
Beijing confirms Chinese balloon 'accidentally entered Latin American and Caribbean airspace'
Beijing's foreign ministry has confirmed that a balloon flying over Latin America is Chinese, after a similar device was shot down
Public consultation for proposed Tian Lun project postponed again
There has been another postponement of the public consultation relating to the proposed $600 million investment project along Quee