The Ministry of Education has introduced new measures to ensure that all newly appointed teachers meet stricter standards, aimed at enhancing the integrity and quality of teaching profession.

Permanent Secretary for Health Dr Jemesa Tudravu says they have reviewed their annual biomedical machine purchasing and replacement plan.

The government of Japan has reassured its stable commitment to work and assist Fiji’s growth and nation-building.

In a significant step towards decentralizing government services, the people of Koro will now be able to access death and marriage certificates through their local Post Office.

Minister for Forestry Alitia Bainivalu says the future of forest plantations depends on effective restocking and expansion on lands leased from traditional and landowning communities.

Cabinet endorsed Fiji’s delegation to the fifth meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Implementation to the Convention on Biological Diversity as well as the 16th Conference of the Parties.

The Ministry of Health’s Human Resources Unit has strengthened its internal controls to avoid overpayments to staff who have left their jobs.

Ratu Kadavulevu School today officially received three newly refurbished houses—Cakau, Degei, and Maafu—previously damaged by fires.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission welcomes the cabinet’s recent approval for the review of laws on fraud and scam protection.

The first-ever web-based Fijian Language GIS Project has been established, in an endeavor to strengthen various dialects of the iTaukei language.

A planned $218 million investment in water projects is expected to address current intermittent supply issues in Labasa and improve supply security for the North.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad will lead Fiji’s team to COP 29, focused on advancing efforts for easier access to climate financing.