Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, speaking on Radio Fiji One’s “Na Noda Paraiminisita” program, touched on the need to assess land ownership and rights, particularly for the Melanesian community.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed the resignation of Barbara Malimali as Chair of the Electoral Commission.

Development partners and members of the diplomatic corps have expressed positive feedback on Fiji’s NDP 2025-2029 and Vision 2050.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has declined to comment on claims made by Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry and Unity Fiji Leader Savenaca Narube regarding the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption investigation into him.

Fiji and the Pacific are facing what experts describe as an “octaburden” of diseases, calling for a major revamp of health services.

The government has awarded scholarships to 300 students for industry-based training.

Sixty women from nine districts in Rewa have taken part in the Pacific Women’s Economic Empowerment Program.

The government has allocated sufficient funding in this fiscal year for the Ministry of Public Works to carry out all repair works and road maintenance.

Progress on issuing the Special Prospecting License for mining at Mount Kasi in Dawara, Cakaudrove is expected to be determined in the coming weeks.

The National Development Plan 2025-2029 and Vision 2050 unveiled today outlines the government’s resource allocation and development priorities for the next five years.

A major transmission network will soon be established in Vanua Levu.

Twenty Peace Corps trainees will soon begin an intensive 10-week Pre-Service Training to prepare for their two-year service in Fiji.