The government is making major investments in enhancing emergency services across the country.

The erosion of traditional structures has contributed to the rise in social issues such as drug abuse, poverty, and violence, according to Great Council of Chiefs Chair Ratu Viliame Seruvakula.

The new moon has been sighted.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs is urging indigenous resource owners to seek out opportunities within various Itaukei institutions to help develop their resources and generate income.

The government acknowledges that despite ongoing reforms, more work is needed to improve essential services.

Drug-related offences in correctional facilities topped the discussion list between the Corrections Service and the Police Force.

Fijian products going beyond our shores face challenges, as Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises lack the exposure needed to reach international markets.

The $4 billion Vulani Project is at a critical development juncture after a key meeting between Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and investors from New Zealand and Australia.

Fiji is taking a major step toward establishing a national digital identification system.

Indigenous Fijians remain vastly underrepresented in the country’s business landscape, holding just five per cent of total investments.

The severe overcrowding in remand centers is creating an environment of antagonism that is not conducive to proper behavioral change, according to Fiji Corrections Commissioner Dr Jalesi Nakarawa.

The Fijian economy is on a path of recovery and transformation, with new businesses, government initiatives, and strategic investments driving growth.