Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has assured Fijians there will be no instability in the country following claims made by some on social media.

The World Bank tourism investment of $400 million for Vanua Levu will help in improving crucial infrastructure such as roads, drainage systems, and sewage facilities.

The Fiji Police Force is worried over continuous crimes against women and children perpetrated by family members.

Minister for Local Government, Maciu Nalumisa admits that anyone can access Vunato Landfill in Lautoka as they do not have strict security measures.

Outsource Fiji is going all out to develop a diverse talent pool of current and prospective employees in the business process outsourcing sector.

The Ministry of Land is committed to the digitization of its processes making business easier for those who are interested in leasing state land.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia today announced its support towards Fiji’s development through the grant aid of over $34m.

Nine Fijian Pacific Australia Labour Mobility workers have earned their General Firefighter course certificates and are now esteemed volunteer members of the Swan Hill, Victoria Country Fire Authority.

Permanent Secretary for Trade, Shaheen Ali was in Busan, South Korea to participate in the fourth negotiating round of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica, met with the Executive Director of the International Trade Centre, Pamela Cook Hamilton yesterday.

In a move to enhance citizen participation, Attorney-General Siromi Turaga has highlighted his vision for a platform that aims to establish direct engagement between Fijians and the government.

The decision to halt the FICAC investigation into the University of the South Pacific came from the USP Council.