In the last decade, data and mapping of education progress have made significant strides, reflecting commendable advancements in various areas.

In a recent lecture on Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna, Political Sociologist Professor Steven Ratuva shed light on the perceived threat of elections, which empowered individuals to challenge the authority of colonial states.

Cabinet has approved the extension of visa and permit free entry to persons registered in the Vola ni Kawa Bula and the descendants of all communities who have made Fiji their home including the Girmitiyas.

In an inspiring display of cultural preservation, Fijian traditional games were triumphantly revived today at the illustrious Ratu Sukuna Memorial School grounds in Nabua.

The Pacific Detector Dog Unit has collectively made significant seizures of illicit drugs between 2018 and 2023.

The Universal Postal Union will be working closely to roll out projects and initiatives that will benefit the postal sector of the Pacific Island countries’, including Post Fiji.

Cabinet has approved the reduction in travel allowances for all Members of Parliament including the Prime Minister and Members of Cabinet.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has decided to maintain the entitlement age at 55 despite the revision in the retirement age earlier this year.

Deputy Prime Minister, Professor Biman Prasad says as a nation we need to find a balance that is workable, relevant and fit-for-purpose.

The Fijian Elections Office and the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance will continue their relationship after a brief interruption since November 2021.

Fiji’s economy is experiencing a revival, primarily driven by the resurgent tourism industry and its positive impact on other sectors.

The Fiji Museum is hosting a Ratu Sukuna gallery display for the general public free of charges from today.