Nazhat Shameem Khan, a former Fijian diplomat and High Court judge has been sanctioned by the United States.

Nearly all districts in Bua have recorded a high number of hospital admissions due to dengue fever this year.

Students in Nawaisomo, Naitasiri face a daily struggle crossing the Wainimala River to reach school.

The Methodist Church has officially opened a new service station at the Davuilevu marking the first phase of a larger commercial project within the Housing Authority subdivision.

The Magistrates Court has struck out a civil claim brought by Vinod Kamal against the Commissioner of Police and the Attorney General.

Upgrading rural, urban, and community roads, as well as maritime routes that were neglected under the previous administration, is currently underway, and Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau reveals that the full rebuild will take time.

Fiji is dealing with a growing cancer crisis. Over 300 patients travelled to MIOT International in India over the past five years for treatment.

Lawyer Bret Walker, representing the State, delivered his right of reply this afternoon in the ongoing case concerning sections of the 2013 Constitution.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has clarified that the iTaukei people are not living in poverty.

Three people accused of stealing more than $1 million from a wholesale and Distribution Company have been granted bail by the Lautoka Magistrates Court.

Fiji is still having a difficult time putting the International Labour Organisation’s Convention 169 on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples into practice.

Fijian families continue to face significant challenges with the rise of illicit drug and alcohol use in the country.