The Judicial Services Commission, the Prime Minister, and the President have all been copied on a letter from the Commission of Inquiry asking for the temporary suspension of Barbara Malimali as Fiji Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Commissioner.

The government is currently in discussions with various Ministries and international law enforcement agencies regarding the deportation process of Fijians from the United States.

UNAIDS is in talks with its stakeholders to introduce Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis or PREP in Fiji, in an effort to tackle the HIV outbreak.

Plans are underway to make Suva City more welcoming this year, focusing on key improvements in cleanliness and accessibility.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces will now provide a supportive role to Police in the fight against the drug crisis.

The Housing Ministry has completed a social survey in the Nabua Fiji Muslim League settlement.

Plans are in place to deploy portable speed cameras nationwide to combat speeding and reduce road accidents.

Senior Barrister Janet Mason says the sideshows happening at the Commission of Inquiry into the appointment of Barbara Malimali are dragging their work.

The new proposed political party by Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu is ‘quite laughable’.

The Fiji Police Force has an obligation to provide proper meals to all individuals in their custody.

Forty new houses will be constructed as part of the Ministry of Climate Change’s initiative to relocate affected people in Dreketi.

The decline in tourism numbers last year in the Northern Division significantly impacted small rural businesses in Taveuni.