The Ministry of Trade launched a Standards E-learning Portal today as it commemorates World Standards Day.

Minister for Finance Biman Prasad joined the ‘Roundtable on IMF Policies and Priorities’ in Marrakech, Morocco during the 2023 World Bank/IMF Annual meeting on Wednesday.

Japan and Fiji will continue to collaborate in areas such as infrastructure development, disaster risk management, climate change, health, education, defence, and security.

Fiji is in the process of issuing a sovereign blue bond, considering an SDG acceleration bond, and exploring debt-to-nature swaps in the near future.

Numerous schools in Fiji grapple with critical infrastructure deficiencies such as crowded classrooms insufficient sanitation and limited access to safe drinking water.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has expressed gratitude for the prayers and support of friends, family and well-wishers following his acquittal in court yesterday.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs highlighted another milestone achievement of the culture, heritage, and arts sectors in Fiji with the launch of the Fiji National Culture Policy compilation as an overarching policy document last night.

The Levuka Municipal Council is in need of government support in terms of better service delivery in Fiji’s first capital.

Minister for Finance Biman Prasad sought the assistance of the US Treasury and the International Monetary Fund in voicing the concerns of small island developing states.

Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew has issued a compelling call to officers, stressing the importance of addressing their health without delay.

Suva Magistrate Seini Puamau has acquitted former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama of charges related to perverting the course of justice.

The challenges surrounding psycho-social support for Fijian children have seen a significant and troubling surge.