The World Bank has stepped in to assist Fiji in improving its health infrastructure and services.

A heavy rain alert is currently in force for Yasawa, the Mamanuca Groups, Western Viti Levu, including Sigatoka through Nadi to Rakiraki, Bua, and Macuata Provinces, Kadavu, and the nearby smaller islands.

Assistant Minister Foreign Affairs, Lenora Qereqeretabua has stressed that Fiji continues to forge ahead, in ensuring that the needs of the most vulnerable are met, despite the global challenges.

Jonetani Tonawai has been appointed the new Chief Executive of the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation.

The Fiji Higher Education Commission will now be known as Higher Education Commission of Fiji.

A public alert is once again being issued about a group of individuals running a deceptive pyramid scheme known as “EbayShop Online Recruitment.”

Former Acting Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says the issue about the investigation into the University of the South Pacific was raised at the National Security Council meeting in 2020.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has assured Fijians there will be no instability in the country following claims made by some on social media.

The World Bank tourism investment of $400 million for Vanua Levu will help in improving crucial infrastructure such as roads, drainage systems, and sewage facilities.

The Fiji Police Force is worried over continuous crimes against women and children perpetrated by family members.

Minister for Local Government, Maciu Nalumisa admits that anyone can access Vunato Landfill in Lautoka as they do not have strict security measures.

Outsource Fiji is going all out to develop a diverse talent pool of current and prospective employees in the business process outsourcing sector.