Fiji has lost a man of decency, goodwill, humility and intelligence following the death of renowned academic and politician, Professor Tupeni Baba. Deputy Prime Minist
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged the Vatukoula Gold Mines striking workers and their family who were present in a meeting at the Ba Civic Centre yesterday.
More job opportunities are expected to be created for the people of Tamavua Village in Naitasiri as the Yavusa of Matanikutu is developing the land into an expansive 11-a
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has stated that the suspended Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde is entitled to continue receiving his salary until he is o
While celebrating International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, Nasinu Muslim Primary School Head Girl, Ulamila Ratutokarua, is reminding students about t
Concerns continue to be raised by people on the impact of unlicensed credit providers, with the Consumer Council of Fiji receiving 329 complaints over the past four years
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says we need to get to the bottom of the drug situation in Fiji because there must be some people in the various authorities that should be
Great news for the descendants of Melanesians, who have called Fiji their home, as they will be celebrating the 160th commemoration of the arrival of Melanesians to Fiji
I believe in you and I have confidence in you, don’t let me down. Let’s do it, for the people of Fiji. This was the sentiment expressed by Prime Minister
The Ministry of Sugar Industry Stakeholders met to discuss the progress of all government-funded capital projects implementation within the Sugar Industry for the 2023-20
40 employers and a large number of job seekers were part of the 2024 Mini Job Fair in Nadi, which is targeted to facilitate employment opportunities and foster economic g
You are the backbone of Government so you should ensure high-quality public service. This was the message from the Minister for Youth and Sports, Jese Saukuru while of
Co-operatives are critical for development and crucial contributions to the economy as they help to sustain the livelihoods of women and young people. Deputy Prime Min
As an economy, we have paid a very high price for being unable to protect freedom but people can speak and criticize the government freely now. This has been highlight
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reminded the civil servants of the important roles they play in drafting policies to ensure the swift delivery of service and programs for
Following strong visitor arrival numbers last year, a million visitors are expected to visit the country this year which will be another historic achievement for Fiji.
Journalism is the oxygen of democracy and we now have true democracy as we are able to share freely, and people's positions are no longer hidden under ambiguity. This h
There are now suggestions coming through that at least 10 out of the former 26 FijiFirst MPs who are now independents are thinking of supporting the People’s Allia
Attorney General, Graham Leung says it is regretted that the Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, John Rabuku should choose to remain in office despite the opinion of
Fifty-eight civil servants were today recognized for their service to the country by President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere. The 58 recipients include Pita Wise, Yogesh Jit
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged the leaders and the people of Kadavu to inform the government if a budgeted project has not started as yet because he has been in