The suspect in the killing of UnitedHealth Group (UNH.N), executive Brian Thompson was charged with federal murder and stalking crimes in a Manhattan courtroom, alongside state murder and terrorism charges previously announced by New York prosecutors.

Following the devastating earthquakes in Vanuatu earlier this week, Digicel Pacific has stepped forward to support its customers and the affected communities by offering free calls to Vanuatu.

Fiji National Provident Fund member funds increased by $900 million, reaching a total of $8.1 billion, reflecting a 12.5 percent year-on-year increase.

The Board of Inquiry investigating the death of Fijian boxer Ubayd Haider is encountering delays as promoter Freddy Chand, under whose event Haider fought before falling into a coma, has engaged legal counsel.

Assistant Children and Social Protection Minister Sashi Kiran is calling on parents and guardians to be vigilant, in the wake of reports that children as young as 10 have been found loitering the streets of Nadi.

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Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlighted the nation’s commitment to advancing marine science, innovation, and environmental conservation while commissioning the Yau Dikevi, the new research vessel for the Lands and Mineral Resources Ministry this morning.

Minister for Women and Kadavu Rugby Union President, Lynda Tabuya, applauded the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua for respecting local traditions during their pre-season training in Kadavu.

President of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma Reverend Dr. Semisi Turagavou has warned that any members of the clergy found breaking policies agreed to at their annual conference, will be suspended.

A 52-year-old taxi driver from Nakasi has been charged by the Fiji Police Force M-PAiSA Taskforce Team for obtaining financial advantage.

Reigning world champions Argentina have kept top spot in the final FIFA men’s world ranking, opens new tab of 2024 for a second consecutive year, with no changes in the top 10 of the latest list published yesterday.

Syria will remove all references to the former ruling Baath party from its educational system as of next week but will not otherwise change school curricula or restrict the rights of girls to learn, the country’s new education minister said.