Promoting children from class one without basic skills creates learning gaps that lead to early dropouts.

Minister for Climate Change Mosese Bulitavu says he was invited by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to join his cabinet, and his appointment has nothing to do with politics.

Minister for Public Works, Transport, and Meteorological Services Ro Filipe Tuisawau has welcomed the appointment of Naisa Tuinaceva as his assistant minister.

For nearly a decade, Fiji’s schools have operated under what was believed to be a “no repeat policy,” but new revelations confirm it was never an official directive.

As the push to make Fiji a cashless society continues, small-scale retailers are calling for reprieve, as hidden fees and charges are adding to their cost of doing business.

The landowners of the Mataqali Naveitokaki in Dawara, Wailevu, and Cakaudrove, remain committed to allowing the company to conduct mining at Mount Kasi, emphasizing that the decision will be theirs, not the government’s.

The Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Pita Tagicakirewa, has revealed that the renovation of the Great Council of Chiefs building is on track for completion by April of this year.

The capital city was buzzing today with back-to-school shopping underway after the government released its $200 assistance per child earlier than expected yesterday.

The police have sounded the alarm, calling on parents and guardians to be vigilant of opportunists as the government released its back-to-school grants.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is exploring short-term international recruitment to address critical staffing shortages.

The historical relationship between Fiji and India is deeply rooted in the Hindi language, with Fiji being the last destination under the Indenture System, shaping the country’s cultural identity.

Newly appointed Minister for Immigration, Viliame Naupoto, has wasted no time in identifying operational challenges at the Immigration Department in Suva.