The Women’s Club of Nawailevu Village in Bua has started a campaign to help safeguard the traditional art of weaving pond grass or kuta in the area.

Three major projects funded by the World Bank to the tune of $137 million are set to commence in the Northern Division.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has called on the immigration department to assist the private sector in bringing in skilled workers on short-term contracts.

The Graduate Women Fiji scholarship fund is committed to supporting young women in realizing their dreams and fulfilling their own potential.

There is a surge in interest from international businesses seeking opportunities in Fiji.

Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica says they are looking at the audio-visual industry as a major opportunity for Fiji and will be channelling their efforts towards this sector as it continues to gain traction.

In a bid to modernize Fiji’s legal system and address emerging areas of the law, the Attorney-General’s Office has announced upcoming consultations on the Legal Practitioners Act 2009.

In a joint operation, the Fiji Police Narcotics Bureau, in collaboration with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), has led to the apprehension of two Chinese nationals involved in fentanyl manufacturing.

Over 300 villagers residing in Mudu, a village on Koro Island, now have the privilege of clean, safe, and high-quality drinking water.

A 29-member team from the Ministry of Health is conducting a two-week medical outreach in the Yasawa and Mamanuca Group.

Twelve fisher groups and associations are undertaking cooperative management training to build their capacity and implement sustainable practices.

The government will continue to provide advocacy programmes targeted at creating a sustainable livelihood for each young person.