Tired of going from shop to shop in their hometown to find the culturally diverse products they need, two British rappers have decided to take matters into their own hands.

Thousands of employees at the US Agency for International Development (USAID) will be placed on leave from Friday night, the agency says.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party is calling on the government to take immediate diplomatic action regarding the U.S. deportation policy, which poses serious risks to Fiji’s security and economic stability.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation will air the Fiji Bitter Tabadamu 7s live and exclusive on FBC Sports and pay-per-view for overseas fans.

Fiji has collected approximately $1.8 billion in taxes between August 2024 and last month, exceeding the forecast by $136.4 million.

Snooker fans in the west will have a chance to witness some of Fiji’s best in action in Lautoka this weekend.

Newcastle United reached a second League Cup final in three seasons as they overwhelmed Arsenal 2-0 at a feverish St James’ Park to complete a crushing 4-0 aggregate win.

Twenty-one Melanesian communities in Nausori and Lami have been trained under the Vakatawa Noke Project.

Drama thriller “September 5” takes a new approach to tell the true story of the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre.

A North Yorkshire hospital has introduced AI technology that could speed up the detection of lung cancer and other serious illnesses.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has assured teachers that the Ministry is addressing their concerns.