The 3rd Annual CIC Conference scheduled to be held in June has been postponed due to COVID-19.

All fishing vessels, local and foreign have been directed to stop any crew changes on high seas or at any port visited.

Containment is critical with Fiji now registering two COVID-19 cases.

Fiji’s shipping industry has given its assurance to the people of the country that there is minimal to no disruption to supply chain.

As the impact of the coronavirus continues to grow, the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is on high alert for any fraud that may arise.

Law enforcement will not bow to anyone wishing to make entry or exit out of Lautoka.

A lot of people are turning up at medical clinics with the common cold and influenza.

Economy Minister Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says they will be working to ensure that Fiji’s export sector remains viable.

Proactive measures have been taken to ensure there is a sufficient supply of essential goods for the people of Lautoka.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission will be announcing a major reduction in fuel prices soon.

The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Fiji, Shusila Chang, has today illegally violated the Lautoka confined area and caught a flight to Sydney, Australia.

Eight more people were arrested this morning for allegedly breaching the COVID-19 restrictions in the Lautoka lockdown area.