Following the removal of the Suva lockdown from this morning, would-be-law breakers have been warned by the Prime Minister.

The Education Ministry has urged teachers to report to school where possible from Monday to facilitate the distribution of teaching materials for home-based educational activities.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has found traders outside of the Suva lockdown area who had increased prices of basic, critical and essential items.

Raising awareness to stop gender based violence is at the core of the national women’s machinery.

Fiji’s COVID-19 cases have increased to 17 with the latest case coming out of Vanua Levu.

The latest confirmed COVID-19 patient was earlier identified as a close contact to patient nine, a 54-year-old from Labasa.

The trend in the arrests made by Police daily is a worry.

The lockdown on Suva will be lifted by 5am tomorrow.

Schools will remain closed until June confirms Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

The quarantine period for COVID-19 has been extended to 28 days.

Police have cordoned off Vunicagi Settlement in Dreketi, the residence of the country’s latest COVID-19 patient.

Nadi Magistrate’s acquittal of two men who pleaded guilty to breaching curfew, has been labelled as erroneous and flawed.