Thirty five witnesses are expected to appear before the Commission of Inquiry which will assess and determine whether the appointment process of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption was conducted with integrity, fairness, and transparency, in accordance with the law.

The Fiji Police Force is investigating cases allegedly involving tourists and drugs, with reports emerging from hotels across the country.

Concerns have been raised over staffing shortages affecting the quality of patient care in hospitals across the country.

The Ministry of Health has taken a significant stride to digitize its medicine procurement and inventory processes with the implementation of the MSUPPLY system at the Fiji Pharmaceutical Biomedical Services.

The Fiji Police Force MPAiSA Taskforce team has arrested and jointly charged a Labasa couple for dishonestly obtaining money through deception.

The Fiji Nursing Association will focus on key priorities including improving the working conditions of nurses and ensuring their active participation in ongoing healthcare reforms at their first Annual General Meeting in April.

The Fijian labor market continues to show signs of easing tightness.

The Ministry of Women, and Children is aware of a recent video circulating on social media depicting an incident of violence against very young children.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has strongly condemned the recent viral video showing a man allegedly abusing his young children.

Two juveniles were arrested for possession of illicit drugs on New Year’s Day, and are among the 18 people arrested for drug-related offences so far this year.

The Fiji Police Force is warning parents to educate their children about the dangers and legal consequences of splashing water on moving vehicles.

The body of the five-year-old girl who was washed away by strong river currents yesterday has been recovered along the Waisomo River.