There will be no cabinet reshuffle as of now.

The cabinet has approved the release of $8.2 million to top up payment for the final 2022 sugar cane season.

The government welcomes the recent credit rating assessment by S&P Global.

The Fiji Police Force has expressed grave concern over the worrying trend of sexual offences committed in safe spaces.

China’s rising influence in Pacific Island nations has drawn criticism, notably from Australia, New Zealand, and the United States.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka addresses Fiji’s food security and water resource challenges during the 2023 World Food Day and National Agriculture Show.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation, in collaboration with Business Link Pacific and Business Assistance Fiji, has unveiled BizPitchComp 2023.

Minister for Education and SODELPA member, Aseri Radrodro, has seemingly preempted official announcements by stating that there will be no cabinet reshuffle.

The United Nations continues to play a pivotal role in encouraging Fiji’s progress towards the 2030 Agenda.

Reinstating municipal council elections after a lapse of 18 years is a means of returning power to the people.

Deputy Prime Minister, Professor Biman Prasad, made a resounding commitment to transparency and the pursuit of sustainable development goals during the presentation of the nation’s second Voluntary National Review.

With concerns over escalating food prices and food security, Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister’s office, Sakiusa Tubuna, is challenging Fijians to make the most of the land around their homes by cultivating fruits and vegetables.