Whether it is unpaid care and domestic work, working on farms, land and natural resource management, building climate resilience, selling at the market or fishing - rural
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says right now the cane industry is carrying an even larger burden for the economy because the tourism industry has virtually grounded
The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs is concerned about the trade of Tabua over the past years and they are working on making legislation to control the trade of this importan
Women from Lautoka and Ba will no longer have to worry about transportation to attend training at the Almanah Hope Centre after receiving a new minibus from the Minister
Attorney General, Aiyaz-Sayed Khaiyum says the government has not stripped off any funds they are giving to the University of the South Pacific but certain governance iss
Fifty villages in Fiji will be gifted with rare eco-based dumpsites that will convert community waste into useful composted manure. This was highlighted by the Ministe
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has confirmed that the nurse who tested positive for COVID-19 has made a full recovery and is now at home. Bainimarama confirmed this
The Fijian Government has paid out $15 million to more than 2,500 concessional loan recipients across Fiji. This was highlighted by the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainim
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says today is not only about celebrating the birth of our nation – of an independent Fiji. He says it’s about celebrati
FNU Students Association President, Ketan Lal says today is one of the most profound moments for him because students can celebrate this event with unity and pride as Fij
The Ministry of Agriculture is aiming to increase the value of exports to $100 million in the next two years from the current value of $50 million per annum. Minister
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has today released the official commemorative stamp of the 50th Anniversary of Fiji’s Independence, and has urged all Fijians to
About 54 Fijians living in the urban and suburban areas of the Western and Central Division who have lost their jobs will be given materials to start their own nurseries
200 students will be housed in the two new dormitories that will be built at Queen Victoria School that is expected to be completed in May 2021. While speaking during
Nausori market vendors and farmers are raising their concerns to the government that there is less space and no security in the Nausori Municipal Market, however, the Min
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says we are lucky to be playing the Courts IDC considering sports is not safe to play in most countries due to COVID-19. While speaki
65-year-old Joji Qaranivalu says he clearly remembers being one of the 120 cadets who peri-metered Albert Park on October 10th 1970. Qaranivalu says the events of the
Caines Jannif CEO Iqbal Jannif says he experienced mixed emotions during the lowering of the Union Jack on the evening of the 9th of October, 1970 and the raising of the
People living in rural and maritime areas can now get an engineer certified plan for a 2 bedroom house from the Ministry of Housing at no cost to them. This means Fiji
Another 31 people who have contributed to Fiji’s development and progress in the past 50 years were today awarded with commemorative medals for Fiji’s 50th
Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar says they are conducting their own investigations in the matter where the Auditor General has recommended an investigation be