In a move to address skills gaps and boost workforce, the Higher Education Commission Fiji is actively aligning educational offerings with the demands of key industries.

The increase in the price of rice in the overseas market has impacted Fiji’s import costs.

The Public Service Commission has endorsed the Fiji Civil Service Harassment, Discrimination, and Anti-Bullying Policy.

The Ministry of Trade stresses the importance of realizing investment interest on the ground.

The Fiji Police Force has welcomed its new Chaplin, Reverend Joeli Bogilima Mawi.

Fiji Council of Churches President Archbishop Peter Loy Chong has emphasized the critical need for extensive research to acquire a better understanding of the proposed casino development.

Better finance management is one of the key areas that Suva’s newly appointed Special Administrators Chair, Tevita Boseiwaqa, will prioritize.

A talanoa session held today brought together key stakeholders from the tourism industry and representatives from higher education institutions to discuss the challenges hindering the sector’s full potential.

Former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has contested the government’s assertion of debt reduction, stating that despite an overall increase in debt stock, there have been no significant developments to justify the growing financial burden.

A man who attacked the Totogo Police Station last year has been ordered to visit the St. Giles hospital and to refrain from using illicit drugs as part of his bail conditions.

As the sea turtle nesting season is at its peak, people have been urged not to interfere with a crucial period for the globally endangered species.

The ever-increasing frequency and strength of natural disasters, the impacts of climate change, and inefficient agricultural production are among many other challenges that have exacerbated the struggles faced by vulnerable communities in accessing basic nutrition.