Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua has asserted that suggestions of influential businesses, entrepreneurs and government figures partaking in drug trafficking are not hearsay but proven truths.

President and Turaga na Tui Macuata Ratu Wiliame Katonivere says stability will only be fully realized if the Vanua are stable and firm with their approach.

The Ministry of Agriculture continues to struggle with shortages of soil scientists and veterinarians.

The Education Ministry has circulated a plan to schools impacted by recent flooding, outlining strategies to recover lost learning and teaching time without extending the school term.

The iconic Yatu Lau Arcade in Suva is poised for a major facelift with an $8 million redevelopment project scheduled to commence on April 1st.

Unemployment remains a pressing issue in Fiji, despite the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) Scheme yielding $274 million in economic benefits in December last year.

Fijian women, despite outperforming men in education continue to face significant underrepresentation and undervaluation in the formal workforce.

British American Tobacco Fiji in partnership with Tutu Rural Training Center in Taveuni has constructed a greenhouse aimed at enhancing agricultural practices and empowering local farmers.

Former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum was questioned by the Criminal Investigation Department today.

A heavy rain warning remains in force for Kadavu and nearby smaller islands, Moala and Southern Lau groups and alert for the rest of Fiji.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has received complaints concerning the misuse of ‘Halal’ certifications by certain businesses for marketing purposes.

The Consumer Council has issued a warning regarding the use of unauthorized mobile app meters by some taxi operators.