The government is holding talks with US officials to address concerns over the 32 percent tariff that now applies to Fijian exports.

Fiji is facing a major blow to its trade relations with the United States after a new 32 percent tariff was imposed on Fijian exports.

Tailevu Holdings Limited is set to generate income activities aimed at alleviating financial challenges for the members of the province.

The Consumer Council of Fiji wants the Reserve Bank to review and modernize the Insurance Act 1998 citing the need for stronger protections within the insurance sector.

More than 300 people, mostly technical staff, have left Energy Fiji Limited (EFL) in the past three years.

The Fiji Roads Authority is taking decisive steps to enhance the management of major infrastructure projects by engaging external consultants to oversee key contracts.

The Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International is exploring new partnerships with Fiji to support agricultural development and environmental sustainability.

The Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission stated that it is prioritizing consumer safety and market fairness through targeted inspections.

Fiji’s justice system has been strengthened with the swearing-in of 30 new Justices of the Peace at the High Court in Suva.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says they will have to make tough decisions on how they trade and who they trade with following the announcement of increased tariff on Fiji’s exports to the United States of America.

The government warns that 32% tariff imposed on Fiji could severely impact local businesses, especially in agriculture and manufacturing sectors.

Digital transformation is no longer optional but a necessity for the nation.