The Ministry for Environment is committed to addressing waste management issues across municipalities with a particular focus on improving local littering practices and expanding landfill capacities.

Access to quality healthcare remains a challenge for rural communities and the Bukuya Health Centre in Ba is no exception.

The Health Ministry’s team in the North is urging Fijians especially younger generations to prioritize regular health check-ups as Non-Communicable Diseases become an increasingly health concern.

As the number of diabetes cases in Fiji continues to rise, Diabetes Fiji is calling for a stronger focus on education, better access to care and awareness.

Foreign investments are on the rise in Fiji, largely driven by the success of the Unit Trust of Fiji (UTOF) model, which has gained significant regional attention.

Access to education remains a challenge for many children in rural and maritime Fiji, despite government efforts.

The Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jitoko testified yesterday at the Commission of Inquiry.

The Coalition Government faces inherent challenges in managing internal differences especially as the next election approaches.

The Fijian Parliament is investing heavily in technology to stay relevant and responsive to the needs of the public.

The Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service will allocate 20 scholarships for commercial pilot training, aimed at supporting Fiji Airways’ efforts to nationalize and localize its workforce.

The Ministry of Education is working on new policies to address pressing social ills like drug use and peddling in schools.

A nightclub in Labasa has maintained its mandatory security check for patrons when required as part of its overall safety measures.