Over 5,300 Fijians have benefited from the Jobs for Nature initiative, a collaborative effort between the government and the World Bank.

The Fiji Hardwood Corporation Limited has handed a cheque of over $879,730 to iTaukei Affairs Minister Ifereimi Vasu.

Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh believes there is a need to pay attention to literacy to tackle challenges faced by Fijian workers in the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation and Tourism Fiji have reaffirmed their crucial partnership, vowing to spearhead advancements in sustainable waste management practices within the tourism industry.

Bayshore Fiji Realestate Director Arif Khan says the demand for home ownership is growing in Fiji.

The Asian Development Bank has today published the Pacific Finance Sector Policy Paper, which, in the long term, will benefit small and medium-sized enterprises in Fiji by improving access to finance.

Minister for Employment, Agni Deo Singh has defended the PALM Scheme program, dismissing claims of a “blackbirding system”.

The Consumer Council is once again sounding the alarm over an aluminum business that has repeatedly breached contracts and failed to deliver services after accepting substantial payments from consumers.

Tourism Fiji’s New Zealand team has partnered with Stuff to showcase ‘The Fiji Hub’.

Fiji anticipates increased investment opportunities from India, particularly in the realms of tourism, healthcare infrastructure, and filmmaking.

The people of Muani Village in Tavuki, Kadavu, will soon receive their share of over $800,000 following the transfer of their pine harvesting license to Fiji Pine Limited.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is currently working on establishing an intelligence unit.