Education Ministry Permanent Secretary Selina Kuruleca acknowledges that there has been a significant delay in conducting the review of the primary and secondary school curriculum.

The National Action Plan for Women’s Economic Empowerment is something that the Women’s Ministry has been working on since last year and is expected to be brought to cabinet next week for approval.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management, Sakiasi Ditoka, has commissioned three government projects in Wainimoliura Settlement in Navunikabi and Wainimakutu Village in Namosi.

Former chief executive of Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum was interviewed by the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption yesterday.

The Water Authority of Fiji is now seeking external support to help alleviate the issue of non-revenue water in the country.

The Fiji Police Force is pleading with members of the public to refrain from using methamphetamine because of the high health risks associated with the drug that can result in a loss of life.

The Minister for Trade, Cooperatives, and SMEs Manoa Kamikamica has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to empowering rural communities.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways is issuing a cautionary advisory regarding backyard slaughtering of livestock for family gatherings and events.

The Vunahalu House is now ready and has been refurbished, which is a testament to the journey of the Nadroga/Navosa Corporation Limited.

Pacific Energy Limited is on the verge of withdrawing its operations from its oil terminal located at Balaga Bay in Cakaudrove.

A record of discussion has been signed between the Ministry of Transport and the Korea International Cooperation Agency for the “Project for Renewable Energy Expansion and Capacity Building in Fiji.

The Fiji Roads Authority says it will need the Drainage Reticulation maps from the Suva City Council to ascertain capacity and major improvements to the current drainage system.