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There is no shortage of medicines in health facilities says Health Minister Dr. Ifereimi Waqainabete.

Thousands of Fijians in Ba and nearby areas will benefit from the new Hospital when it begins operation in the second half of this year.

The work of the Fijian Elections Office and the Electoral Commission have been commended by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

The Municipal councils around the country have installed 229 CCTV cameras however 56 are yet to be installed.

The Opposition’s continuous attempts at trying to portray the iTaukei people as needing government protection is insulting and demeaning says, Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

Youth are agents of social change, innovation and future leadership, and must be at the heart of building resilience to climate impacts.

Opposition MP Niko Naiwaikula has been challenged to provide evidence that government ministers are racist.

Body parts such as amputated limbs from patients at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital are disposed of in an incinerator.

The Public Accounts Committee has found numerous issues in the audit of government ministries and departments for 2016.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation is among State-Owned Entities commended for continuing to make progress and turning losses into profits.

The audit of Provincial Councils is backlogged by nine years or more.

The Minister for Agriculture yesterday took a swipe at National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad for blaming the government and making claims that the interventions to alleviate poverty are not working.