There is currently no threat of the Nipah virus to Fiji, despite recent cases reported overseas.

Efforts are underway to rebuild the cooperative movement in Fiji along the lines of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises.

Assistant Minister for Health Penioni Ravunawa says it is important to remove the stigma associated with Leprosy.

Fiji is integrating faith-based organizations into its waste management strategy with a pilot recycling project at a Suva parish, led by the Pacific Recycling Foundation in partnership with the Suva City Council and the Catholic Church.

The Government is stepping up its fight against illicit drugs by strengthening partnerships with church leaders, recognizing the powerful role faith-based organizations play in shaping values and supporting communities.

Acting Commissioner of Corrections, Auta Moceisuva, attended the official opening of the Hong Kong International Correctional Services Response Tactics Training Academy.

The Higher Education Commission Fiji is working to strengthen standards and safeguard students amid growing concerns over unregulated overseas student recruitment practices.

Police have arrested a man who posted a series of threatening messages on social media, including claims that he was armed and intended to carry out an attack on the Ba Police Station.

Police are investigating a man who has posted content on social media threatening national security.

The National Disaster Risk Management Office is urging the public, particularly those living in flood-prone and low-lying areas, to remain alert and prepared as heavy rainfall, possible flooding, and strong winds continue to affect the country.

The National Fire Authority is warning of a dangerous rise in fire-related incidents in the opening weeks of this year, with multiple fatalities and injuries already recorded nationwide.

The Province of Ba is taking a proactive stand against the influence of drugs, imposing strict measures and traditional taboos across the province and its zones.