Doctor James Fong will bid farewell to his role as the Ministry of Health and Medical Services Permanent Secretary.

The Fiji Correction Service and the Ministry of Health are working together to address the issues caused by scarce resources.

Amalgamated Telecom Holdings has made a viable recovery post-pandemic.

Christmas evokes a feeling of joy and wonder, as it brings a warm glow that reminds us of the importance of family friendships and memories of Christmas in the past.

This year marks a significant milestone as the Attorney General’s Conference celebrates its Silver Jubilee, commemorating 25 years of legal excellence since its inception in 1998.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Sakiasi Ditoka has apologized for the delay in certain development projects in rural communities across the country.

A Civil Service Mini-Careers Expo has been organized which will provide an avenue for university students, recent graduates, and job seekers to explore employment opportunities within the Civil Service.

More than 500 inmates require daily medical attention, constituting 20 percent of the total prison population.

In a strategic move aimed at enhancing the efficiency and independence of the judiciary, the Lautoka High Court is gearing up for the construction of a six-story building to accommodate additional court services.

Concerns have emerged from residents of the Lami area regarding their safety around Tikaram Park in Lami.

Director of the Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit Razim Buksh is set to retire.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica received a courtesy call from the United Nations Resident Coordinator, Dirk Wagener, today.