I'm here to confess what happened in 1987 was wrong - Rabuka
I'm here to confess what happened in 1987 was wrong. That was part of Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka's statement before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
I'm here to confess what happened in 1987 was wrong. That was part of Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka's statement before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Shiri Gounder has been re-appointed as the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Finance. Public Service Commission Chair Luke Rokovada says Gounder has demonstrated
Assistant Minister for Multi Ethnic Affairs, Shalen Kumar confirms that they have filed a report against Opposition MP, Ketan Lal for allegedly inciting communal antagoni
A new report and documentary were launched yesterday showing how climate change is forcing Fijian communities to relocate, causing damage to homes and the loss of culture
Questions are being raised by many people on why the United Kingdom Foreign Office has Fiji in the list of countries that has risks of methanol poisoning from tainted alc
Concerns have been raised over the misuse of government vehicles following recent accidents involving civil servants.Fiji Public Service Commission (PSC) Chair Luke Rokov
Minister for Policing and Communications Ioane Naivalurua, together with Permanent Secretary Berenado Daveta, have received a detailed progress briefing from the National
Electoral Reform Commissioner, Professor Wadan Narsey, who had earlier revealed the details of their recommendation in the Electoral Reform Commission Report, says he has
Villagers of Laucala in Rewa are celebrating the opening of their newly refurbished village hall, which is now set to serve as a community hub, dispensary, and evacuation
The Coalition Government says the constitutional review is scheduled to begin early next year and the current planning aims to ensure readiness for the earliest election
When you wear that white jersey, remember that you carry the story of a small island nation that has never been afraid to stand tall among the giants. This was the po
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Japan's newly elected first female Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae where they have signed on the Kizuna-Lomavata Partnership to reaffirm
Architects have been reminded to innovate responsibly, pilot eco-friendly materials, test resilient systems, share results and build local expertise. While opening the
Peni Sikivou has been appointed as the new Permanent Secretary for National Planning, Development and Statistic. In a statement, Public Service Commission Chairman Luk
About 73 percent of people living in Fiji’s rural communities still do not have access to clean drinking water, a reality that the Minister for Public Works, Trans
More than $40 million is needed for the rehabilitation work to restore Levuka to its State of Outstanding Universal Value as a World Heritage Site, while $300,000 is need
A heartwarming act of kindness has emerged from Nakavu Village School, where the Minister for Housing and Local Government, Maciu Nalumisa has assisted a school teacher w
Assistant Minister for Youth and Sports, Aliki Bia has been appointed chairman of the 12th MSG Sports Ministers’ Meeting. Bia also leads the Fijian delegation i
A vibrant reception marking Visit Malaysia 2026: Taste of Malaysia – Discover Malaysia Through Every Bite was held today at the Malaysian High Commissioner's resid
Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo has condemned the assault of civil servants and the stoning of a government vehicle
Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo is Acting Prime Minister as Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka is undertaking an official visit to Japan this wee