Approximately 72 percent of U.S. goods imported into Fiji enter duty-free.

As Tevita Kapawale’s case nears conclusion, the defense counsel in closing submissions today stated that whatever happened on the ill-fated FV Tiro 2 remained a mystery.

The government is launching discussions to enhance its Technical and Vocational Education and Training sector, focusing on improving skills for students, educators, and communities in rural and maritime areas.

As Fiji faces the growing threats of climate change, communities are planting the seeds of resilience through reforestation.

The total value of Fiji’s exports to the United States stood at $439.08 million last year, while imports from the U.S. amounted to $425.03 million, resulting in a trade surplus of $14.05 million for Fiji.

Over 8,000 landowning units across the country are expected to benefit from Fiji’s Emission Reduction Program, with over $8.2 million in payments to be distributed directly to communities for protecting forests.

Twenty women from vulnerable backgrounds are now equipped to launch their own businesses after graduating from a transformative three-day Start Your Business training in Suva.

The rise in family violence in the Western Division has prompted Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran to call for urgent and decisive action.

The Ministry of Employment has clarified that the recent increase in the minimum wage will not affect employees who are already earning above the $5 rate.

The aging of infrastructure hinders the work and the services provided by the Ministry of Fisheries in the rural remote areas, including the maritime islands.

Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry defended his son, Rajendra Chaudhry’s recent viral social media posts which allegedly contained racist and hateful remarks directed towards native Fijians and chiefs.

The Fiji Police Force is grieving the sudden passing of Assistant Commissioner of Police and Chief of Staff Sakeo Raikaci.