Fiji National Provident Fund has been a key driver of the economy and has played a crucial role in the socio-economic development of the nation for the last six decades.

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission Bill 2024 suggests that the Commission must be independent and not subject to the directions of the government or any agency of the State, or of any person or organization, other than as is necessary to ensure compliance with any written law.

The 2024 FMF Diwali Mela will serve as a nation-building program, showcasing Fiji’s multicultural society and harmony.

The government is committed to strengthening the governance of the Fiji National Provident Fund, including ensuring that the right people are in the board and executive positions who can make firm decisions for the betterment of its members.

Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor, Ariff Ali says that a national ID can be likened to a key that can open doors or provide a seamless pathway to government services.

Permanent Secretary for Trade Shaheen Ali has asked the United States for stronger partnerships to upskill the workforce and prepare Fiji for future economic challenges.

Acting Director of Public Prosecutions Nancy Tikoisuva and the counsels representing former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem had discussions in court today on the provisions in the law for the transfer of the matter against the latter to the High Court.

Former Minister for Forestry and Fisheries Kalaveti Ravu has asked the court to be allowed to travel overseas later this month.

The state counsel in the case in relation to Kositino Latianara, who allegedly murdered a taxi driver earlier this year, told the Labasa High Court that they are still reviewing evidence and witnesses, including the caution interviews.

The Public Works Minister has raised concerns about passenger safety and vessel overcrowding during peak travel periods.

A man who raped a woman behind a supermarket in Makoi last year has been sentenced to eight years in prison.

The office of the Director of Public Prosecution has released data of non-sexual violence offences for the month of September where 38 people were charged with a total of 42 counts.