A 34-year-old woman will be produced at a court sitting in Keyasi, Nadroga charged with the alleged possession of illicit substances namely Ketamine and marijuana.

The United Nations Population Fund office based in Suva, has reaffirmed support for the Government’s commitment towards the welfare of women, youth, the elderly, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups.

The people of Rewa do not agree with the Rewa River ferry service initiatives, which are still in the initial planning stages to help address traffic congestion within the Suva-Nausori corridor.

No formal communication between police investigators revealed that Sitiveni Qiliho gave a formal directive to stop the investigation into the University of the South Pacific.

The World Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to improving the livelihoods of Fijians in the country.

Students will now be able to explore horizons beyond borders and seek job opportunities, both regional and international, using the trade and skills they acquired at the Pacific Polytech Institution.

The refurbishment of Dreketi Market, which is part of the People’s Coalition Government’s immediate development plan in Macuata, has brought relief to the vendors in the area.

Employment Minister, Agni Deo Singh has clarified that no Fijian worker is currently employed with Linx Employment under the PALM scheme.

Voter Services Centres across the country will be temporarily closed tomorrow.

The Ministry of Health has revealed that its Health Information Unit recorded 1, 279 teenage pregnancy cases from 2018 to 2021.

The fifth prosecution witness in the trial against former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho today testified that she was shocked when she was allegedly asked by the police commissioner to stop the investigation into the University of the South Pacific.

Walk on Walk Strong commonly known as WOWS is providing care and support to 82 children diagnosed with cancer.