Fiji’s Ambassador to Japan, Filimoni Waqabaca, says efficient border management plays a vital role in defending our national interests and fostering economic growth.

The Ministry of Agriculture highlights pressing concerns regarding the departure of technical staff engaged in critical projects.

Wainiyavu Village in Namosi witnessed a historic milestone in December last year as electricity was introduced to the village.

To improve literacy and life opportunities for Fijian students, Fiji Book Drive, a nonprofit organization, has been donating library collections to kindergarten and primary schools.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji has cleared up misinformation surrounding the temporary ban of Kava under their directive.

The Ministry of Forestry is urging the Forestry Training Centers to explore more potential revenue generation streams through better utilization of the available resources.

Lautoka High Court Judge Justice Anare Tuilevuka has ruled against the application for the release of Grace Road President Daniel Kim and senior member Sung Jin Lee.

The villagers of Nalauwaki in Waya are currently taking action on health and safety precautions following the two recent cases of leptospirosis in the last week.

A student allegedly involved in an assault on another student has faced disciplinary action.

A flood warning is in force for the low-lying and flood-prone areas adjacent to and downstream of the Wainibuka, Wainimala, Waidina, and Rewa Rivers.

A businessman and owner of Professional Stationery Services found guilty of obtaining a financial advantage and attempting to pervert the course of justice has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment.

Dr. Jemesa Tudravu has been appointed the Permanent Secretary for Health and Medical Services under the agreement of the Prime Minister and the Public Service Commission.