Pacific Economist Wadan Narsey has emphasized the role played by Fiji’s informal institutions, cultural norms, and traditions in improving the living standards.

The Ministry of Education is reminding all school bus drivers to exercise a duty of care when providing services to their young, and vulnerable passengers.

The 2023 Business Excellence Conference brought together leaders from various sectors to exchange ideas and learn from one another.

Naloto Villagers in Tailevu are still feeling the extreme impacts of climate change.

The government is committed to supporting hydrographic programs in the country.

Fiji’s debt is one of the highest in the Pacific revealed in a Fiji-Asian Development Bank report this year.

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau is currently at the Lautoka Hospital, visiting the children who were admitted following the bus accident yesterday.

Digicel Fiji and Telstra have announced their support for Diabetes Fiji to help improve the lives of those affected by Type 1 diabetes.

There’s good news for people who rely on the harvesting of sea cucumber (beche-de-mer) for their livelihood, as the cabinet has decided to lift the ban.

In a plea for the rights and protection of residents in informal settlements, the Bose ni Vanua o Lau has called upon landowners in Viti Levu to ensure that proper lease agreements are provided.

The health sector continues to receive support from its partners in the private sector, as it struggles to meet the demand for supply of resources.

In today’s digital age, as technology tends to be a driving force behind innovation and competitiveness, businesses are reminded to prioritize cyber security and data protection.