The Ministry of Immigration is pushing forward with plans to strengthen the enforcement of laws aimed at protecting foreign workers in Fiji.

Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Government is actively exploring alternative markets to strengthen the country’s trade resilience.

The highest number of new scholarships awarded this year has been in the area of Technical and Vocational Education and Training, reflecting the government’s commitment to aligning education policies with employment and workforce demands.

Educational leaders have been urged to prioritize the reintegration of moral and religious values as the core principle for transforming Fiji’s education system.

The prices of fuel and LPG is set to decrease across the board from today.

Efforts are underway to address pressing educational challenges, with a focus on enhancing infrastructure, improving teacher quality, and expanding access to technology.

Nasinu is taking a bold step toward becoming a cleaner and greener town.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports is formalising the successful Easter on the Park programme into a comprehensive model for the rehabilitation of street youths.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji has been advised to closely monitor global trade developments, especially the ongoing tariff tensions between major economies.

The case against a man accused of murdering his de facto partner has been transferred to the Lautoka High Court.

Concerns are being raised over the selection of members leading the review of Fiji’s electoral laws, with claims that the process may be politically biased.

Severe traffic congestion along the Suva-Nausori corridor is again in the spotlight, with the Fiji Roads Authority admitting that poor road design and weak traffic control are major contributing factors.