The Great Council of Chiefs, in their recent meeting, adopted a resolution to have the vernacular language and culture taught in classes 1 to 3.

Labasa Special Administrator’s Chair Paul Jaduram has described the late Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna as the man who shaped the foundation of modern Fiji.

For many, the commemoration of Ratu Sukuna Day is just a tribute to the late statesman and how he paved the way for a modern Fiji.

A member of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts has raised serious concerns about the qualifications of lecturers teaching at two universities.

The Ba Rice Farmers Association is urging farmers to utilize their vacant land for production, highlighting the significant government grants and expanded services from Fiji Rice available to support them.

Suspended Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption, Barbara Malimali will be investigated by the Fiji Police Force following allegations raised against her in the Commission of Inquiry Report.

Barbara Malimali has been suspended as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu is calling on all Fijians to unite in exposing the truth about tobacco products.

The rise in drugs and HIV cases that is affecting the iTaukei communities in Fiji will need visionary leaders that can implement practical solutions.

The Great Council of Chiefs is upgrading the playground at Ratu Sukuna Memorial School.

Students of Namara District School in the Yasawa Islands will now have access to improved hygiene and learning conditions following the commissioning of a new ablution block.

Pacific Island countries are raising to the forefront in the everchanging global geopolitics with China leading the way with its methodically outreach and its concern for correcting a lopsided world order.