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.

The Tertiary Scholarships & Loans Service and the Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation want new graduates to diversify their economic base through Business Start-Up grants.

Minister for Forestry Alitia Bainivalu says Fiji’s mahogany plantation is expected to double its production in the next 18-24 months, increasing total wood production to nearly 600,000 cubic meters per year.

The Cabinet has endorsed the execution of a Grant Agreement for Human Resource Development Scholarship.

The Ministry of Education is in the process of drafting the school management handbook for government schools which will clearly outline and govern various procurement and payment processes.

The National Agriculture Show 2024 promises to be a platform for driving innovation and supporting farmers in adapting to the challenges posed by climate change.

In a celebration rich in tradition and significance, the people of Nasau gathered to witness the wedding ceremony of the Tui Nasau, Vonivate Vetaukula, and Selai Moala.

Fiji’s new Meteorological and Hydrological Service Bill of 2024 is improving the country’s ability to predict and monitor natural hazards.

New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade will be providing around $16m for housing projects under a partnership agreement.

Cabinet endorsed the Director’s Remuneration Policy 2024.