Five cases that were referred by the Supervisor of Elections to the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) have been closed.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says that the People’s Alliance Party has made progress in achieving some of its manifesto promises, including improvements in education, medical facilities, and infrastructure.

The new Keiyasi Town Development project is steadily progressing and well on track.

The major challenges the Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources is facing is the insufficient state land availability to meet the demand for government development purposes.

There has not been any Police report filed to date about claims of harassment of contestants at the recent Hibiscus Festival.

The government plans to develop housing, national insurance, and social security schemes under the Integrated National Poverty Eradication Programme.

The government, in consultation with the private sector, will develop and implement a policy, strategy, and institutional framework for Research, Development, and Innovation to promote technology adoption.

The quality and competency of nursing in Fiji may be at risk if training institutions fail to consult closely with the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.

The Ministry of Forestry plans to establish a bamboo plantation to serve as a genetic pool for Fiji’s bamboo species.

Police is investigating a report of allegation of sexual offense during the Miss Universe Fiji event.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed his willingness to initiate an inquiry, stating that he is reviewing the regulations and legal framework necessary to set up such a process.

Concerns have been raised by the Standing Committee on Public Accounts regarding the absenteeism of certain Permanent Secretaries during scheduled submissions for their respective ministries.