The Ministry of Trade, Co-operatives, and Small and Medium Enterprises held their second Working Committee Meeting for the BusinessNOW FIJI Project this week.

In the wake of an alarming surge in recorded cases of domestic violence, Empower Pacific has raised concerns for those who suffer in silence.

Extra Supermarket has provided employment for 160 individuals through its multimillion-dollar investment in the administrative center of the Northern Division.

Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Pita Tagicakirewa, says there shouldn’t be any rift between the churches, as by virtue they are supposed to promote reconciliation.

In light of recent teacher resignations and migrations, the Ministry of Education is actively redistributing available teachers to focus on main subjects.

An average of 130 registered and 30–40 enrolled nurses graduate from the Fiji National University’s College of Medicine, Nursing, and Health Sciences annually.

Not enough is being done to support local film productions in the country.

More than 20 youths of Nadi will now have better prospects of securing a career in the Tourism industry after completing a two-week training on Massage Therapy.

The prices of fuel will drop starting tomorrow, while the cost of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) will increase.

An investigation has started into a $122 million wind turbine project which was signed between American-based Company Infinite Power Clean Energy PTE LTD and Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry last week.

The Fiji Police Force remains steadfast in the face of changing circumstances, demonstrating confidence in its ability to adjust and overcome challenges.

The Center for Appropriate Technology and Development marked a significant milestone today as 31 students graduated in a ceremony held in Suva.