The clan members of Matalevu in Vunitogoloa Village in Ra will be able to better support their families as they have invested their land lease money in purchasing two minibuses.

The Ministry of Health has received 3,000 much-needed emergency antiretroviral drugs from the United Nations Development Programme.

A total of fifty-three complaints were lodged with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption in December 2024.

A total of fifty-three complaints were lodged with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption in December 2024.

The Ministry of Finance has advised that civil service pay which was scheduled for yesterday has been processed.

Supreme Court Judge Justice David Ashton-Lewis has expressed confidence that witnesses have been honest in providing evidence regarding the appointment of FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

Concerns have been raised over why FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali has not been sent on leave even as her appointment undergoes scrutiny.

Shops and supermarkets are buzzing with activity as the back-to-school rush begins, with shoppers eager to grab school supplies, clothes, and everything else needed for the new academic year.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, has emphasized the Coalition Government’s commitment to ensuring taxpayers’ money is utilized effectively by sponsored students.

Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga remained tight-lipped when asked if he will take responsibility for the initial suspension of Director of Public Prosecution Christopher Pryde.

The Travel and Bond clearance portal, AI-integrated chatbot, and learning enrichment management system will be a game-changer for tertiary students.

A recent profiling has revealed that 140 youths are living on the streets of Suva.