Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica stated this afternoon that he stands firmly with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

Japan has launched a three-year project in Fiji aimed not only at infrastructure development but also at helping the country become climate resilient.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is on a two-day official visit to strengthen relations with New Zealand and celebrate Fiji Day with the Fijian community in Aotearoa.

The National Development Plan serves as a roadmap to unlock the economic potential of land, fostering sustainable growth and development for all Fijians.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation (PRF) and Tourism Fiji have formed a three-year partnership to promote sustainable waste management across Fiji’s tourism sector.

The Association of University of the South Pacific Staff (AUSPS) and the Union of USP staff will carry out its strike action today.

The National Disaster Management Office is advising villagers and communities in Yasawa and Mamanuca groups, Viti Levu, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands, Moala and Southern Lau group, to be on high alert.

There is a need for sustainable agricultural practices to ensure food security for the current and future generations.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica stresses that the Datec Fiji Tech Summit provides a unique opportunity for knowledge exchange and collaboration.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has objected a bail variation application made by Carpenters Fiji Managing Director Daniel Whippy who wants to travel to overseas for medical checkup.

The Ministry of Agriculture hosted its first-ever panel discussion at today’s Agriculture Show, creating a platform for farmers to share the challenges they face directly with policymakers.

Former Health Minister Neil Prakash Sharma has been requested by the Suva Magistrate’s court to be present for the next sitting to provide clarification on certain matters of the disclosures.