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Ponipate Loganimasi’s visit to Vuda District School was more than a meet-and-greet—it was a heartfelt reminder of how far dreams can travel. From his Labasa beginnings to the Drua, his words to the students blend gratitude with a call to believe in themselves, work hard, and let sport light their path. A moment of mentorship…

Amid a high-profile case linked to unexplained wealth, BRED Bank Fiji insists its role is strictly limited to holding an account under lawful court orders. It reaffirms rigorous AML/CTF controls, full cooperation with authorities, and a commitment to safeguarding Fiji’s financial system as regulations evolve.

Fiji moves to overhaul its anti-corruption framework, signaling plans to dismantle FICAC and shift investigative duties to the police and prosecutors. Proponents say it could streamline operations, while critics warn about potential impacts on accountability. Legislative and constitutional changes are advancing, sparking debate over the future of corruption oversight.

Fiji’s PM signals a hard stance on integrity in public service as nepotism questions surrounding the anti-corruption agency spark calls for greater transparency. With a high-level review underway, the future of governance could hinge on how the nation balances accountability and public welfare.

New momentum is shaping a pivotal health partnership as the Ministry of Health steps in to help shape the concession with Health Care Fiji and Aspen Medical. With a second round of talks on the horizon, officials emphasize a stronger, more community-focused approach to public health delivery.

Rabuka says real reform is a long-haul effort, not something a single term can wrap up. Some changes are in place, others are still underway, with promises of continuity beyond this administration. A message of steady progress and collaborative leadership as Fiji moves through a pivotal reform phase.

Accommodation concerns at USP’s Laucala Campus surface as the new academic year begins. A new priority-based housing plan is being rolled out, with the university seeking collaborative solutions for students facing housing stress.

Fiji’s Judicial Services Commission has put forward recommendations on FICAC leadership, triggering a high‑stakes debate about constitutional duties and institutional independence. The Fiji Law Society warns that the President must act within the law, suggesting delay could undermine public trust in core democratic safeguards. At a pivotal moment for Fiji’s constitutional history, the outcome will…

Technicians from across the Pacific just completed a hands-on refrigeration training in Papua New Guinea, focusing on the operation and upkeep of essential ice-making machines. With a practical fault-finding approach and real equipment experience, the program aims to steady ice supplies for fishermen and boost coastal livelihoods.

From the snowy hills of Japan to Fiji’s sunlit hospital wards, a JICA volunteer shares a journey of transforming healthcare with simple, powerful practices. Through 5S, Kaizen, and Total Quality Management, everyday routines become catalysts for safety, efficiency, and better patient care.

Gen Z leadership took center stage at the Leaders LEAD Symposium 2026, advocating for empathetic, inclusive workplaces and a rethink of traditional hierarchies. The conversations underscored adaptability, mentorship, and cross-generational collaboration as key drivers for a more dynamic future of work.

Fijian public servants embark on a transformative study stint in Japan, absorbing governance tools and the spirit of Kaizen and Omotenashi. The experience hints at fresh approaches back home and a strengthened Fiji–Japan partnership for shared development.

Fiji is facing a drug crisis that hits its youngest generations the hardest. Officials describe it as a public health emergency and a child‑protection issue, not just crime. The push now focuses on trauma‑informed support, stronger rehabilitation standards, and prevention that keeps kids in school—setting the stage for real change in communities.

Two senior Fiji lawyers warn of a constitutional moment as a High Court ruling intersects with a pivotal JSC recommendation about the acting head of FICAC. They urge swift, unconditional adherence to judicial guidance, framing the issue as a test of democratic norms and executive accountability. With the President’s next move in the balance, the…