Republic of Fiji Military Forces personnel have received reassurance from Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka today, affirming that the government is there to support them.

Two new water projects in Wainibuka, Tailevu have brought much-needed relief to villagers.

The Rewa Province is the first to establish its Sustainable Development Plan 2024-2027.

As Fiji strives to find the balance between advancing mankind’s thirst for development and the aging planet’s appeal for care, the younger generation has to intensify their efforts in the fight against climate change.

The Ministry of Trade and SME has announced an amazing $2.6 million in grant money to promote ground-breaking projects, demonstrating commitment to supporting innovation and entrepreneurship.

The Levuka hospital administration team is working closely with the National Fire Authorities to assess the extent of the damages sustained by the hospital’s old wing following a fire last night.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka delivered his speech to the Republic of Fiji Military Forces for the first time since reassuming office, visiting the RFMF today.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka today got the chance to see first-hand the recent improvements to the Fijian Navy’s underwater operations capabilities during a visit to its headquarters.

The National Fire Authority will be conducting an investigation on the fire at the old Levuka Hospital located between the new Levuka Hospital and the hospital mortuary.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka commenced his visit to the Republic of the Fiji Military Force by visiting the RFMF Headquarters at Berkly Crescent in Suva today.

The government is focusing on training more healthcare workers in order to ease the work carried out in health facilities around the country.

The challenge of limited affordable childcare services in Fiji confronted by working parents persists.