The three main water sources on Ovalau Island have also reached critical levels, affecting water flow.

Police officers in the Western division have been warned to step up or resign if they cannot cope with the demands of policing.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca is urging students to make good use of the upcoming school holidays.

The Fiji Police Force is heightening its drug operations in anticipation of increased activity.

Women in politics are united in promoting female participation in the much-anticipated Local Government elections.

The Japanese and New Zealand governments have successfully completed a joint project at Naceva District School on Kadavu Island.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua is reiterating the call for a united approach in addressing the root causes of drug use and trafficking as police statistics reveal a significant increase in drug-related cases.

The Water Authority of Fiji is actively monitoring the ongoing dry spell’s impact on the water supply.

Minister for Women and Children, Lynda Tabuya, has highlighted the need to strengthen neighborhood watch programs.

Prioritizing women’s health leads to better outcomes for individuals and communities, fostering a healthier and more productive society.

The government is working on a strategic plan to increase interest in Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises from the grassroots level.

National Fire Authority Chief Executive Puamau Sowane, has ended his biannual inspections of 19 fire stations around the country.