The Rural Wash programme in Fiji, funded by the New Zealand Government, is set to make a substantial investment of $2 million over three years to enhance access to water, sanitation, hygiene, and infrastructure in rural communities.

The colorful celebration of identity and interconnection among the Pacific Island nations began with the 13th Pacific Festival of Arts and Culture.

There are currently significant shortages of Physical Education, Music, Arts, and Craft teachers across the country.

The Trade Ministry is open to new investments in the Business Process Outsourcing sector to assist in the reduction of the nations debt exposure.

The residents and students of Navunikabi Village in Namosi are rejoicing following the commissioning of a water system, a water treatment facility, and a disability-accessible ablution block.

Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka says while Fiji’s hospitality sector has long been celebrated for its warmth and natural beauty, collective effort is needed to ensure it thrives in the face of a dynamic global landscape.

Traditional knowledge can empower women in the fight against climate change and conservation efforts.

The New Zealand government has contributed $3.6 million to Fiji’s Village Relocation Trust.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu emphasizes the importance of Fiji’s Indigenous Fijian community being prepared to embrace change and its potential impact on traditions and culture.

It is important to include youths at the decision-making level because youths are the ones that go out in the community to do the ground work.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua highlights the urgent need to remove corrupt officers in order to restore public confidence and trust.

Fiji Corrections Commissioner Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa has expressed concerns about the current staffing structure within the organization.