The deputy Prime Minister and Communications Minister Manoa Kamikamica is calling on vendors, technologists, service providers, and investors to work closely with the government and universities to ensure Fiji’s ICT sector continues its upward trajectory.

Fiji Airways is set to expand its offerings by entering the cruise ship market, marking a significant opportunity for the airline and local tourism.

A challenge has been posed on the culture and tradition of the iTaukei, for its leaders to examine how the way of life encourages violence against girls and women.

Minister for Fisheries Alitia Banivalu says like in other sectors, skilled and experienced workers have departed from her Ministry.

Villagers on Yadua island in Bua have taken their own initiative in rebuilding the school that was destroyed during cyclone Yasa in 2020 while waiting for government assistance.

The National Fire Authority is currently investigating five separate fires that occurred around the country in the last four days causing extensive damage to homes.

The high turnover rate in the public service remains a challenge for the government, with approximately 15% of public sector positions remaining vacant.

A concern was raised during the Fiji Tourism Convention in regards to the high ticket prices for the domestic route to Labasa.

The University of Fiji was overwhelmed with the turnout from a multitude of students across various schools around Viti Levu at their Open Day Festival.

Fiji is expected to reach a million visitors by the end of this year.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) is currently conducting its Reconciliation and Restoration Program at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks (QEB) in Nabua.

Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka states that while the truth and reconciliation process has gained momentum, there are many roadblocks along the way.