In an ever-evolving education landscape, it is imperative that we periodically assess the performance and standards of our universities.

A disconcerting surge in sexual offense charges last month highlighted by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution has raises concerns in the community as reports indicate 22 individuals facing a total of 56 counts related to sexual crimes.

Fortinet, a prominent global security operations company, highlights the escalating sophistication of cybercriminals and the expanding scope of their potential operations.

In a bid to explore further thematic bonds, the United Nations Development Program will be conducting roundtable discussions with its development partners to nurture investor confidence.

Food security has taken center stage in the efforts of the non-governmental organization Live and Learn, particularly in informal settlements across Fiji.

The French Embassy in Fiji hosted the Opening Dinner for the VegFest Fiji earlier this week.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has successfully concluded negotiations with the TLTB Employee Association, resulting in amendments to the collective agreement pertaining to the Terms and Conditions of Employment for employees in Grades 1 to 7.

Australia and Vinaka Farm have sealed a partnership to support Fiji’s ginger industry so that more Fijian farmers can tap into the undersupplied certified organic ginger market and earn premium prices.

Fiji remains unwavering in its pursuit of Sustainable Development Goals, despite facing natural disasters, climate change, pandemic, and geopolitical tensions.

There are still loopholes and non-compliance cases from registered VAT businesses, operators, and taxpayers when it comes to tax compliance strategies.

Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica is again stressing the pivotal role of cyber security in the nation’s digital landscape.

Minister for Women Lynda Tabuya has condemned the alleged brutal killing of a woman by her husband in Narewa, Nadi last week.