Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Sakiasi Ditoka has apologized for the delay in certain development projects in rural communities across the country.

A Civil Service Mini-Careers Expo has been organized which will provide an avenue for university students, recent graduates, and job seekers to explore employment opportunities within the Civil Service.

More than 500 inmates require daily medical attention, constituting 20 percent of the total prison population.

In a strategic move aimed at enhancing the efficiency and independence of the judiciary, the Lautoka High Court is gearing up for the construction of a six-story building to accommodate additional court services.

Concerns have emerged from residents of the Lami area regarding their safety around Tikaram Park in Lami.

Director of the Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit Razim Buksh is set to retire.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica received a courtesy call from the United Nations Resident Coordinator, Dirk Wagener, today.

In a concerted effort to reshape public perceptions of policing, officers in the Western Division are prioritizing the professional delivery of services and fostering stronger connections with the community.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports, in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund Pacific, has launched the Fiji National Youth Policy and Online Registration Dashboard.

Fiji Correction Services will now have its own medical officers to cater for the detainee’s healthcare needs.

In a concerted effort to combat the illicit drug trade, Police Force executed a series of targeted operations resulting in multiple arrests across various divisions.

The Construction Industry Council has affirmed its dedication to preventing the exploitation of the sector by dishonest individuals.