Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for greater unity and a deeper understanding of Girmit history, emphasizing that it is a shared legacy that unites all cultures and ethnicities in Fiji.

The Ministry of Education says younger generations must understand the role of the Girmitiyas in shaping the country’s development.

A man in his 30s has died following an accident in Korolevu, Sigatoka yesterday.

The Assistant Health Minister has highlighted the alarming statistics and the urgent need for early diagnosis and better awareness during the International Lupus Day commemoration.

Methodist Church of Fiji President Dr Reverend Semisi Turagavou has expressed concern over the number of religious leaders involved in sexual violence cases in previous years.

The review of the list of price-controlled goods is currently underway as part of the ongoing grocery market assessment.

Thirty-two individuals who were turned away despite having their names published for the Republic of Fiji Military Forces’ Basic Recruit Training Course will now be included in the next intake, scheduled for August.

The Girmitiyas not only planted cane but also sowed the seeds of hope for Fiji’s economy and prosperity.

President and Chief Scout, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, is urging Scouts and Girl Guides to uphold positive values and avoid behaviours that cause harm to others.

In celebration of Mothers’ Day, Christian Mission Fellowship Associate Pastor Stanley Mohamed is calling for increased education and aware-ness to combat violence against women.

Being a woman cane farmer is no easy task, but for Madhu Lata of Nagigi, Labasa, it has become a testament to resilience, sacrifice, and unwavering strength.

Financial mismanagement and poor oversight are crippling Nausori Town Council’s ability to deliver essential services.