From struggles to holding a degree

What once filled the plate of a homesick university student now sits beside a hard-earned degree. For Margie Ladybird Simiti, tuna and Maggi are more than simple meals. They are reminders of the road she travelled to graduation. Simiti has graduated from the University of the South Pacific in Fiji with a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Economics with minors in International Business and Marketing. Behind the graduation gown is a three-year...

O le upega e fili i le pō, ‘ae tatala i le ao. The fishing net is prepared at night, but opened in the morning. What is done in the dark or behind the scenes becomes useful when the right time comes.

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UTOS declares SAT$13.84 million dividend for more than 8,200 unitholders

UTOS announced on Friday that eligible unitholders will receive a dividend of 9 sene per unit, benefiting more than 8,200 investors whose unit balances were recorded as of 30 June 2026.

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It’s not Sci-Fi anymore – Scientists have built a wireless brain device that actually works

You won’t see it. You won’t feel it. But this tiny device now lets you control digital systems using only your brain — with no surgery, no wires, and no need to shave your head.

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