The Ministry of Public Works, Meteorological Services, and Transport bid farewell to its Director of Transport, Faranisese Kinivuwai, last Friday.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways reaffirms its commitment to reducing fruit imports through the implementation of its Commercial Agricultural Development Program (CADP).

The Ministry of Education is reminding teachers that they are to report to their respective schools from today.

People interested in learning or understanding iTaukei words and vocabulary can now access iVolavosa through its application, available on the Google Store.

The Rheumatic Heart Disease unit expresses enthusiasm for the upcoming series of community health expos.

Education Minister Viliame Gavoka stresses the importance of addressing teacher needs and well-being to retain them.

Methodist Church of Fiji President Reverend Dr. Semisi Turagavou has issued a stern reminder to the Fiji Police Force of its core role, which is to serve the nation and the people of Fiji.

Practicing and learning traditional cultural practices can pose a significant challenge for today’s generation if knowledge is not shared or passed on to the next generation.

Director of Kane Holding PTE Limited, Michael Mausio, claims that allegations of money laundering by his travel agency are fabricated and false.

Makogai Island was known to be the only hope for those who contracted leprosy or Hansen’s disease and were discriminated against or cast out of their families and villages in late 1911, a time when there was no cure and isolation was the only option for them.

St Giles Hospital is setting up a new department dedicated to prioritizing patients’ needs based on the nature of their cases.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is actively formulating initiatives and seeking funding from key stakeholders to bolster their efforts in enhancing detection capabilities and ensuring thorough surveillance of potential threats at Fiji’s ports of entry.