The Alliance for Future Generations has raised concerns regarding the statement made by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, expressing satisfaction with Japan’s plans to dump Fukushima Nuclear Waste Water into the Pacific Ocean.

A team from Artemis Hospital in India carried out two successful, complicated spine surgeries at Nasese Private Hospital this week, while one was operated on this afternoon.

Thirty participants from all the chiefly families in the province of Naitasiri have graduated today after their six weeks of training.

The Consumer Council is urging all businesses to immediately cease rounding off transaction amounts on digital platforms.

Thirteen students were found swimming at the Kalabu waterfalls in Nasinu during school hours yesterday.

The Japanese Government has handed over a new water supply system worth around $85,000 to the Rotary Pacific Water for Life Foundation.

The Asian Development Bank in its latest report has stated that given that not all economic sectors in Fiji have returned to pre-pandemic performance, raising revenue from corporates may be concentrated on a few sectors such as tourism.

Consumers have been reminded that the Value Added Tax exemption on prescribed medication will not apply if pharmacists recommend alternative medications when they do not have the one prescribed by the doctor.

Concerns have been raised about illegal activities conducted by vendors within the Suva market area.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka thanked the Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca, for remaining with the Ministry despite the controversy surrounding her appointment.

Permanent Secretaries have been reminded of their critical executive role in conjunction with the political arm of governance for the betterment of Fiji and its people.

The Ministry of Health in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and UNICEF this morning launched the National Nutrition Month and the World Breastfeeding Week.