Communications Minister Manoa Kamikamica is calling on vendors, technologists, service providers, and investors to work closely with the government and universities to ensure Fiji’s ICT sector continues its upward trajectory.

Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister Pita Wise has voluntarily resigned from the position.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has called on world leaders to take bold actions to eliminate harmful subsidies that fuel illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.

The U.S. and France sought to hammer out a 21-day ceasefire in the Lebanon conflict between Israel and the militant group Hezbollah late on Wednesday while Israel’s military chief said a ground assault was possible after heavy airstrikes.

A woman accused music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and his bodyguard of drugging and assaulting her in 2001 and filming the attack, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in a federal court in New York.

Thirty-one personnel from the Fiji Correction Services are currently undergoing a three day Occupational Health and Safety training course.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will hold a rally on Oct. 5 in Butler, Pennsylvania, the town where he was shot in an assassination attempt, his campaign said in a statement on Wednesday.

The United States is spearheading a new diplomatic effort to end hostilities in both Gaza and Lebanon, linking the two conflicts as part of a single initiative, seven sources familiar with the initiative told Reuters.

Former government minister Michael Gove is to be the new editor of The Spectator, after the magazine was bought by hedge fund tycoon and GB News-backer Sir Paul Marshall.

Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Ro Jone Kalouniwai has broken his silence on the release of self-declared 2000 coup leader George Speight and mutiny leader Shane Stevens from prison last week.

For Flying Fijians World Cup flanker Levani Botia, it’s about life after rugby and making up for the time lost with family during tours with the national team.

The resignation of an average of 93 teachers per month from the Ministry of Education between January 1st and August 31st this year has raised serious concerns about the state of Fiji’s education system.