The Valelevu Health Center, which caters to more than 80,000 Fijians in Nasinu, is expected to undergo a major facelift.

The people of Rotuma are being urged by the coalition government to participate more in the national and political life of the country.

Ex-scholars and current students who are studying in China are planning to form a “Tea and Kava Student Association”.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has revealed that Fiji will soon invite servicemen and women from Papua New Guinea for secondment to the Republic of the Fiji Military Forces.

The FMF—A Promise of Quality Motor Show is currently underway at the Damodar City car park in Suva, with more than 1000 car enthusiasts already at the venue.

Fiji has been offered a 99-year land lease in the Central Business District in Port Moresby for the construction of its chancery in Papua New Guinea.

Telecom Fiji’s fibre optic extension project between Savusavu and Labasa will strengthen the communication network for the entirety of Vanua Levu.

The Ratu Sukuna Day weeklong celebrations will be launched during the official opening of the Great Council of Chiefs meeting on the Chiefly Island of Bau next Wednesday.

FMF—A Promise of Quality Motor Show—will go on despite the rainy weather in Suva today.

In a recent report by the World Food Program, it was revealed that one in four Pacific Islanders is likely to be living below their country’s basic needs poverty line.

The island of Rotuma will also be part of the Great Council of Chiefs meeting next week.

The Fiji Higher Education Commission has taken a proactive step toward improving the education system by conducting consultations with secondary school teachers.