Over 70% student attendance despite adverse weather and some people not wanting schools to re-open - Kumar
Minister for Education Premila Kumar has revealed that attendance in schools is now over 70 percent despite the adverse weather co
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Commission investigates the circumstances surrounding the death of a man in custody at the Samabula Police Station
The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man in custody a
Weleilakeba replaced in PNG
Fijian national Sitiveni Weleilakeba has been replaced as the statutory manager for Comrade Trustee Services Limited in PNG after
23 MBBS students receive grant awards
Acting Prime Minister, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has handed out grant awards to 23 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
14 deaths because of Leptospirosis so far this year
14 people have died because of Leptospirosis so far this year with 12 deaths in the Western Division, 1 death in the Central Divis
3 new COVID-19 deaths brings 3rd wave total to 127
There were three new COVID-19 deaths from 2nd to 15th February 2022. This has been confirmed by the Health Ministry in its latest
Ba fire leaves 15 people unemployed – NFA
15 people are now unemployed following a fire at Yados Furniture Joinery and Upholstery Limited in Vadravadra, Ba today. The Na
Dr Fong says we must act now and prevent future infectious disease outbreaks caused by resistant micro-organisms
We must act now and prevent future infectious disease outbreaks and pandemics caused by resistant micro-organisms. This was hig
US Secretary of State had a short time in Fiji and could only meet with a limited number of civil society reps – US Embassy
The US Embassy in Fiji says the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken had a short time in Fiji and could only meet with a limited n
Parents raise concern regarding Ministry’s decision to reduce exams for secondary schools
Following the announcement made by the Minister for Education Premila Kumar regarding the changes they are looking to make in the
Lautoka mother wants answers on why the 1st year MBBS students who came through Foundation studies in 2020 are not included in the $10,000 government grant
A Lautoka mother whose daughter completed her first-year MBBS education last year is today calling on the government to explain wh
Fiji has contributed more personnel per capita to UN Peacekeeping missions than any other Member State
Over its more than four decades’ long participation in UN peace operations, Fiji has contributed more personnel per capita to UN P