Women of Cicia Island in Lau have been reminded to remain committed to their organization and staying true to their calling on the island.

The alarming rise in HIV cases among the youth has prompted an urgent appeal from Women and Children Minister Lynda Tabuya.

The Public Rental Board remains resolute in its enforcement of policies aimed at evicting tenants involved in drug-related activities or violence.

A seasoned politician who won seven consecutive elections says leaders must be present in their communities and should always prioritize the people’s interests over political expediency.

The Department of Energy, in collaboration with the Global Green Growth Institute and Arizona State University has completed feasibility studies for solar mini-grids in 75 isolated communities across the country.

The superyacht sector could potentially bring enormous economic value to the country.

Fiji is placing agriculture at the forefront of its efforts to eradicate poverty, aiming to provide sustainable livelihoods, ensure food security, create jobs and drive economic growth.

The University of Fiji marked World Indigenous Day last weekend with a strong focus on cultural preservation and equality.

As cases of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus increase at a staggering rate, the Health Ministry strives to address the dual challenge of injectable illicit drug use and transmission of HIV in Fiji.

The prolonged dry spell has placed significant strain on the Monasavu dam’s capacity with no immediate relief in sight says Energy Fiji Limited Chief Executive Hasmukh Patel.

Three youth groups in the district of Tawake, Udu Point, are encouraged to consider starting up a new cooperative business that would generate income for unemployed youths within the district.

Construction work at the new Savusavu double story market is expected to be completed by next month.