Over 800 international delegates arrived yesterday at Nadi International Airport to participate in the Special Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses, marking the largest conference held in Fiji this year.

Acting Chief Medical Advisor of the Ministry of Health and Medical Services Dr Luisa Cikamatana emphasizes the ongoing relevance of COVID-19 as she opened the 15th Directors of Clinical Services Meeting in Nadi today.

Consumer Council Chief Executive Seema Shandil warns that scammers are now exploiting artificial intelligence to target the vulnerable.

After increasing its campuses across the region, Pacific Polytech is now focusing on expanding in Fiji.

The Fiji Police Force is investigating separate cases of sexual offenses at a prominent school in Tailevu.

The International Organisation for Migration will be working closely with the Ministry of Employment on various aspects related to labor mobility for Fijians.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has expressed his appreciation to the Japanese government for its dedication to improving education facilities in Fiji.

Permanent Secretary for Environment Dr. Sivendra Michael warns that Fiji could lose approximately $675 million to climate-induced disasters over the next 50 years.

A 70-year old man has been charged and will be produced at the Navua Magistrates Court today, for allegedly indecently assaulting a 12-year-old girl.

South Pacific Senior Youth Officials have gathered in Nadi to discuss ways to address the challenges facing the youth of the region.

In a proactive approach towards resilience to natural disasters the Fiji Water Foundation has launched its Community Emergency Response Team with the Tikina Naiyalayala Development Committee.

Great Council of Chiefs Chair Ratu Viliame Seruvakula, emphasizes that addressing issues like drug abuse at the village and provincial levels requires a comprehensive approach that starts at the grassroots.