Feature Stories

Fijians were delighted to finally reunite with their families and businesses revived after the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainima­rama announced that domestic travel within Viti Levu.

The Ministry of Women, Chil­dren and Poverty Alleviation-led Rights Empowerment and Cohesion (REACH) for Rural and Urban Fijians Pro­ject assists 31,000 Fijians through mo­bile awareness training.

Tourists in Australia and New Zea­land have been urged to choose Fiji as their holiday destination as stringent processes have been put in place to protect Fijians and visitors from the COVID-19 virus.

Fiji takes bold strides to reverse the depletion of its healthy oceans.

The well-being of ordinary Fijians has always been a key priority of the Fijian Government and as such, policies are targeted on equality beyond geographical boundaries for the benefit of all Fijians.

The Ministry of Health and Medi­cal Services will continue to work with development partners and civil servants to vaccinate those Fi­jians in communities that have not been fully vaccinated.

After graduating from New Zealand as a dental specialist in 1978, Dr Mansoor Ali was rather surprised when he received a call to travel on first deployment to Lebanon.

"I am overjoyed to have been rewarded for my service to the Government for the past 36-years with this commemorative medal and I attribute this honour to my family, in particular my late husband who was my rock." - Anuradha Singh

Operating for the past 93 years and providing shipping services to Fijians travelling from Natovi to Ovalau, Levuka Patterson Brothers Shipping Limited is a household name for Fijians.

Food security is very important and more so after COVID 19 pandemic which has brought to light the need to be self-sufficient. This is the reason the Government has not only continued to allocate funds towards agriculture but has in fact increased the budgetary allocation in this financial period.