The Minister of Fisheries Kalaveti Ravu has resigned.

The Coalition Government has announced an increase in the national minimum wage, which is a major step toward guaranteeing equitable compensation for workers across the country.

John Rabuku is not qualified to hold the office of the Director of Public Prosecution as he is not qualified to be a judge as required by section 117(2) of the constitution.

In a move to significantly benefit civil servants across the country, the government has announced a substantial pay increase effective August 1, 2024.

The increase in salaries for Members of Parliament will cost $4.1 million.

The coalition government has announced a record $778 million towards the education sector and skills management, marking the largest allocation in this year’s budget.

The transport scheme for the elderly and people with disabilities is being restructured.

The Ministry of Health has been allocated a total of $540 million in the new budget.

Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has announced that the debt-to GDP ratio is estimated to be around 78 percent at the end of July this year.

Finance Minister Biman Prasad has announced a total payout of $9.2 million dollars towards the Vatukoula Mine strike settlement, the longest strike in the country’s history.

The anticipation builds as the 2024-25 National Budget announcement will be announced in two hours, with citizens eagerly awaiting what is in store.

The Reserve Bank Board has approved further relaxation of exchange controls, to be effective from August 1st.