Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Professor Biman Prasad says the coalition government remains committed to transparency and accountability when it comes to the use of taxpayer funds.

Since the formation of the new coalition government, there have been a number of high-level meetings between India and Fiji, which has given new momentum and direction to the relationship between the two countries.

Yesterday was a historic day of genuine displays of love and righteousness where one community sought forgiveness from the other.

It is critical for us to develop a collective memory for Fiji so that more knowledge is available about the Girmitiya and the changes that came with them.

The National Girmit Day celebration will be remembered for its vibrancy, colour, and inclusivity.

A head-on-collision in Sigatoka has claimed the life of a 48-year-old man last night.

While the historic Thanksgiving and Reconciliation service yesterday has been hailed a success by many, some concerns were raised about its authenticity.

It was an atmosphere filled with emotions as thousands of people participated in the Girmit Day march in Suva today.

In a remarkable display of unity and forgiveness, individuals from diverse races and religions gathered at the Vodafone Arena yesterday to participate in a momentous Reconciliation Church Service hosted by the Methodist Church of Fiji.

The FijiFirst Party is calling for Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad to step down and for an independent investigation into the allocation of taxpayer funds to the Global Girmit Institute.

The President of the Fiji Institute of Chartered Accountants is calling on members to explore the latest trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in accounting.

Former Prime Minister and Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhry has hailed today’s Thanksgiving and Reconciliation Service as a historic and momentous occasion in the history of our nation.