About 20 percent of teachers whose teacher registrations have expired have yet to renew their registration.

A rapper who attended a celebrity party with only a sock to hide his modesty has been jailed for 15 days, sponsors of some of Russia’s best known entertainers have torn up their contracts, and President Vladimir Putin is reported to be unamused.

Israeli tanks thrust deep into a town in the central Gaza Strip after days of relentless bombardment that forced tens of thousands of already displaced Palestinian families to flee in a new exodus.

The Land Transport Authority is issuing a stern warning to the public against the unsafe act of splashing water on moving or passing vehicles.

The Research and Extension officers of the Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways, with support from the Pacific Community recently conducted Plant Health Clinics in Tavua and Ba.

The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) refused opposition calls for a re-run of disputed elections, as the main observer mission reported “numerous irregularities” that could undermine some results.

Misfiring Arsenal spurned the opportunity to reclaim first place in the Premier League as they lost 2-0 to spirited fellow Londoners West Ham United at the Emirates.

Mexican and U.S. officials agreed to keep border crossings open.

U.S. President Joe Biden hoped to present a firm international response to Yemen’s Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping by launching a new maritime force.

There have been some promising news for our Fiji Hockey teams regarding funding for their participation at the World Cup in Oman next month.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has clarified what some perceive as a leadership conflict within the People’s Alliance Party.

A superb display saw Brighton overcome Tottenham in the Premier League at the Amex Stadium.