Between 1879 and 1916, thousands of indentured workers were brought from India to Fiji to work as indentured who had a significant impact on the country’s history and development.

A survey on water, sanitation, and hygiene conducted last year reveals that access to clean drinking water, poor waste management, and hygiene issues remain challenges in communities.

Trade Minister Manoa Kamikamica says doing business in Fiji is quite frustrating.

The Police booked 147 drivers for speeding in the last 24 hours.

Despite the increasing prevalence of online services, Post Fiji remains optimistic about the future of its traditional mail services.

The government has handed over a solar drier to the Taveuni Multiracial Co-operative, aimed at boosting the marketing of its products both locally and internationally.

China will continue to maintain healthy diplomatic relations and economic cooperation with Fiji.

Police are calling on parents and guardians to strengthen communication with their children to ensure their safety as students begin their school break this Friday.

Graduate Women Fiji will continue to provide science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs for young girls in Fiji.

The Ministry of Health says long-term, sustainable changes need to happen in order to retain medical staff, as the ministry lost 807 nurses last year.

The Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma clears the air on the reason why President Reverend Ili Vunisuwai’s name was among the high-profile individual cases released by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions last month.

The Ministry of Home Affairs, through the Fiji Police Force, will enhance the existing government machinery that will assist in the investigation and prosecution of incidents relating to cybercrime.