The People’s Coalition government will be redefining the role of the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

The “No Jab, No Job” policy will be removed soon.

The Fiji Year 8 Examination provisional results will be released today.

The Fiji Labour Party is questioning the resignation of suspended Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem.

53 women graduated from the Makoi Women’s Vocational Training Centre yesterday.

Motorists can expect traffic at the Korotogo roundabout in Sigatoka along Queens Road as it will be reduced to a single lane from tomorrow.

An inquiry is expected to begin into the hefty salaries and allowances paid to former chief executives of Fiji Sugar Corporation.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka assures that a system to combat nepotism will be put in place to ensure that allegations of nepotism aren’t leveraged against him.

More than hundreds of workers of China Railway 5th group at the Nokonoko Depot went on strike today.

The Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Siromi Turaga, made a surprise visit to the Fiji Meteorological Services in Nadi today to discuss and table a legislative program ahead of the parliament’s sitting.

The United Nations has agreed to support the government to convene a roundtable of development partners, the private sector and key stakeholders to discuss the best approaches to supporting SMEs and cooperatives in Fiji long-term.

The Cabinet has approved the process to be adopted to facilitate the election of municipal councillors for towns and City councils.