Bulitavu says FijiFirst is not anti iTaukei
Our two major ethnic communities in Fiji have always lived in harmony together and as national leaders we must set the tone so tha
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Kamikamica calls for unity in Parliament
Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says if there is anyone in Parliament who is sowing seeds of division then his message to t
Fiji is suffering because of the dysfunctional coalition government – Ketan Lal
In the span of 14 months, the dysfunctional and delusional coalition government has not only failed to fulfill the promises they m
Government to focus on healing through Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Kiran
One of the key areas that the government will be focusing on is healing through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and buildi
More dialogue needed between Education Ministry and employers - Gavoka
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Education Viliame Gavoka has strongly disagreed with the statement made by Oceanic Communic
We have stated to UN and international forums on concerns about transit of chemical weapons in the Pacific - Smith
The Permanent Secretary of Home Affairs and Immigration, Mason Smith says they have stated very clearly to the United Nations and
Naibita, Manu, Wailevu, Nabulini and Nailega villagers request for adequate health services
People residing in Naibita, Manu, Wailevu, Nabulini and Nailega in Tailevu have requested the Government to ensure that adequate h
Suva Grammar students call for improved support for trade education and traffic solutions
Some students and school dropouts lack support and programs to study trade-related courses or participate in short-term training.
PM proposes financial literacy initiative to foster a culture of saving and investment
PM proposes financial literacy initiative to foster a culture of saving and investment Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has propo
Two 50kg bags believed to be marijuana seized by Police
Two 50kg bags of fresh branches of plants believed to be marijuana were seized by Police after a tip was received on Wednesday, as
Making Government work
YB noted with interest comments this week by Parmesh Chand as Permanent Secretary for Public Service recognising that Fiji Civil S
Ramadhan to start tomorrow
Thousands of Muslims will be starting their month long fasting from tomorrow as the new moon was not sighted last night. This h