The Anti-Scam Taskforce highlights the increase in scams that employ tactics like social engineering through emails and text messages, as well as the impersonation of respected individuals to facilitate fund transfers via mobile wallets.

Food and Agriculture is one of the main strategic sectors for Investment Fiji.

Fiji’s mineral resources and mining sector is poised for significant growth this year, especially for gold production, as indicated by mandated reports from mining companies.

The Employment Relations Amendment Bill is a crucial step towards reforming the labour laws and strengthening workers’ rights.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica attended a trilateral meeting with Australia’s Assistant Minister for Trade and New Zealand’s Trade Minister on the margins of the informal gathering of World Trade Organization Ministers, organized by Australia.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School is taking a holistic approach to ensure that its students excel not only academically but also in other school sports.

Fiji has received $378 million from the Japanese government that assisted in the disaster recovery, rehabilitation efforts and the responses to the COVID-19 crisis.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Sakiasi Ditoka has highlighted the critical need for civil-military coordination in disaster response efforts.

Solid waste management continues to be a challenge for the Suva City Council.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Tongan Prime Minister Hu’akavemeiliku Siaosi Sovaleni have discussed the key areas of collaboration ahead of the upcoming 53rd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has applauded the Lau Education Charitable Trust for advancing work on the quality of life and education of youngsters and youths across the 72 villages in the province of Lau.

Livestock farmers in Daku, Macuata have been urged by the Ministry of Agriculture to adopt farming techniques that mitigate damages caused by climate change.