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The Fijian Government is working closely with Investment Fiji to ensure our monthly virtual Trade Expo series are effective.

Two men were separately charged with wrongful confinement for allegedly abducting two girls last month.

The Fijian Elections Office is developing a framework that would allow staff at embassies and high commissions to register overseas-based voters.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party has revealed that it was leaked an email addressed to numerous party members, which led to some of them being banned from the management board meeting last Friday.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has received 22,000 GeneXpert test kits valued at around $900,000.

Nurses in the Northern Division, particularly Bua and parts of the Macuata Province are coping well.

Maritime communities in Macuata today gathered in Korotubu Village to celebrate World Seagrass Day.

The ‘Combatting Misinformation and Hate Speech Surrounding COVID-19’ in Fiji project was launched today.

The Fijian Elections Office has revealed that some political parties are opposing efforts to collaborate and improve the conduct of General Elections.

Attorney General and Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, says there will be no pay cuts for civil servants.

Fiji imports $1million worth of goat meat annually.

Local civil society organizations today received financial assistance to develop programs to counter misinformation related to COVID-19.