Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka this morning paid respect to the first citizens of countries around the world.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports has absorbed 20 young street dwellers into empowerment training who would later undertake skill-based training in one of their Youth Training Centers around the country.

Newly appointed Chief Executive Mark Robinson reveals that BSP Financial Group Limited Fiji, is the second largest contributor to their overall profit.

Viking Roofspec Territory Manager Rodney Mitchell says more training is required to help architects and roofers improve building designs and make sure that structures are climate resilient.

In a bold move to address the growing prevalence of NCDs, the Fiji Cancer Society is calling for a shift in celebration norms, urging people to rethink extravagant corporate events that often feature huge cakes.

Ambassador of the State of Israel to Fiji, Roi Rosenblit, says Fiji has stood as a strong fortress in Israel’s defense on multiple occasions on the multilateral scene.

Over 160 people in Vunimaqo settlement in Ra are now registered with Diabetes Fiji following an extensive seven-day education, awareness, and advocacy program in the community.

Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has emphasized the need for more constructive discussions on issues affecting people.

Pacific island economies are dealing with a high inflation rate and high national debt on the back of a post-COVID-19 recovery rate.

The Government is focusing on developing Fiji’s youthful population in order to guarantee future growth and development.

The World Food Programme will continue to support the Government’s efforts to promote inclusivity at all levels of development.

The University of Fiji has made a submission calling for a review of the Audit Act 1969.