Open communication within families regarding illegal activities can help address social problems involving youths nowadays.

The Finance Ministry is planning to hire senior and well-qualified policy advisors who will play a crucial role in ensuring that budgets are properly utilized and projects are delivered in a timely manner.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs is raising concerns that young people in iTaukei villages are not respecting traditional leadership.

The Ministry of Sugar has rolled out the in-field drainage assistance program to address the issue of silted and blocked drainage, which led to a reduction in sugarcane yields and production.

Financial institutions in the country have been urged to explore ways to increase the availability of finance to the agriculture sector.

Fiji and the Marshall Islands are determined to advance diplomatic relations and strengthen cooperation to new levels.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka commended the United Nations Development Program for its substantial programmatic portfolio in the Pacific.

The Tourism Ministry is looking to tap deeper into the Asian market and promote Fiji as its ultimate tourist destination.

An earthquake and tsunami national simulation exercise approved by the National Disaster Management Committee will be the highlight of the upcoming National Disaster Awareness Week.

There is a need to become more innovative and self-sufficient rather than relying on government handouts.

Fiji will continue to support the United Nations’ process to accelerate the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Fiji Police Force is working on reviewing its respective response unit following the attack on the Totogo Police Station in Suva earlier this week.