“The struggle is real”, reads the caption of one TikTok video in which South African mom Lungile Zenda tries to teach her daughter how to say a sentence in their native language, Zulu.

The Immigration Department is advising members of the public that passport services will be temporarily suspended from March 4th to March 22nd.

Sentencing for the tour booking agents and managers of an island in New Zealand where a volcanic eruption killed 22 people.

The iconic Defence Club in the heart of Suva is on fire.

CODEX aims to provide safe and high-quality food globally by adhering to international food standards, guidelines and codes of practice.

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh announced his resignation yesterday.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua says the pathway to securing a contract with the franchise is a promising one for local players.

Macuata Rugby Union President Joji Vuakaca says their 38-14 loss to Nadroga in round one of the Skipper Cup competition is as a moment for reflection, hoping to find positives moving forward.

The Fiji Amateur Boxing Association says it is awaiting funding from the Fiji National Sports Commission and goodwill sponsors to send a five-member squad to an Olympic Qualifying tournament in Thailand in May.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua has urged the Opposition Party to collaborate constructively with the government in tackling security and drug-related challenges.

The Real Estate Licensing Board expressed optimism that the recent removal of the two percent commission cap on residential property sales below $500,000 will address challenges faced by real estate agents and improve market transparency.

The move to truly fulfill and implement the need for iTaukei development and its culture by law at the national level should start with those in power.