COVID-19 Police operations are being boosted with body cameras which are currently being used by officers based at the Police Special Response Unit.

The Consumer Council is calling on Fijians to be proactive and report against retailers practicing conditional selling.

Eleven days in lockdown and some vendors in the Lautoka market are claiming they’re running low on the supply of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Sixty eight people were arrested last night for breaching the curfew hours.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has issued a stern warning against traders who are engaged in conditional selling.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has reduced its unemployment withdrawal policy.

No new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded after the latest round of testing by Ministry of Health.

The Chief Executive of Water Authority of Fiji has expressed disappointment and remorse for Fijians regularly facing water supply disruptions.

Lautoka residents claim there’s a shortage of vegetables and other fresh produce in the main market.

Hotels and resorts are expected to assist authorities with supplies to set up additional isolation units.

China will donate $4.3 million in cash and medical supplies to Fiji and other Pacific Island countries in the fight against COVID-19.

The Fiji National University (FNU) has extended its mid-semester break for all its students by an additional week from Friday, 3 April to Monday 13 April.