Enhancing one’s professional abilities, educational background and expertise, not only broadens employment opportunities but also boosts the potential for greater personal income.

A 20-year-old student who fell victim to a serious accident on May 21st has tragically passed away at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva.

The Fiji Police Force has made multiple arrests in the last 24 hours for unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

Dealing with iTaukei owned resources was one of the key focus of the Great Council of Chiefs meeting.

Cabinet has approved the National Action Plan to Prevent Violence against All Women and Girls and its implementation strategy 2023-2028.

In a recent meeting with United States Commerce Secretary and Deputy United States Trade Representative Ambassador Sarah Bianchi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade  Manoa Kamikamica highlighted the importance of removing barriers to create a favorable environment for businesses and investors.

Professor Steven Ratuva, a political analyst has shared his insights on the evolving usage of racism in political discourse and its potential impact on constructive dialogue.

Cabinet has approved the execution of an Agreement with the International Tropical Timber Organisation and the Ministry of Forestry for Phase 2 of the ‘Community Based Restoration and Sustainable Management of Vulnerable Mangrove Forests.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs has been receiving positive feedbacks from the general public regarding the Ratu Sukuna day celebrations.

In the last decade, data and mapping of education progress have made significant strides, reflecting commendable advancements in various areas.

In a recent lecture on Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna, Political Sociologist Professor Steven Ratuva shed light on the perceived threat of elections, which empowered individuals to challenge the authority of colonial states.

Cabinet has approved the extension of visa and permit free entry to persons registered in the Vola ni Kawa Bula and the descendants of all communities who have made Fiji their home including the Girmitiyas.