A decade-long United Nations peacekeeping mission in Mali is set to end on June 30, diplomats said on Tuesday, ahead of a Security Council vote on a draft resolution – seen by Reuters – that will give the 13,000-strong operation six months to withdraw.

Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service Chief Executive, Hasmukh Lal believes the countries where Fijians are migrating to, need to compensate Fiji in terms of the brain drain cost.

The Government plans to give indigenous Fijians more autonomy to enable them to stand on their own and make use of resources for their own economic advancement.

The tourism sector received 895, 137 visitors during the 2018–2019 financial year.

A businessman charged with unlawful possession of illicit drugs has been bailed for a sum of $1,000 by the Labasa Magistrates Court today.

The first batch of Typhoid Conjugate Vaccines arrived in the country earlier this month.

More than five thousand plants believed to be marijuana have been discovered on a farm in the Naioti terrains in Yale, Kadavu.

In an effort to bolster youth entrepreneurship and pave way for economic recovery, Minister responsible Jese Saukuru presented grants to nine individuals in Nasinu yesterday.

Minister for Women Lynda Tabuya held her first face-to-face meeting with her Australian counterpart Senator Katy Gallagher at Capitol Hill in Canberra yesterday.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruratu has expressed his condolences on the passing of a giant in Fiji’s history, the former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Education, Taufa Vakatale.

Fiji can expect changes in the upcoming budget as the government intends to address pressing issues such as infrastructure.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka officially welcomed Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara yesterday.