The latest quarterly economic review by Westpac Fiji states that while the Fijian economy has recovered and adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic, it still faces challenges and risks.

The Agriculture Ministry feels there are untapped potential in the Agriculture sector in Taveuni.

The Ministry of Communication is partnering with the International Telecommunication Union and other United Nations agencies to develop a month-long virtual training next month for a cohort of up to 50 women and girls to be trained in digital skills.

The Fiji Taxi Association has expressed grave concerns about the escalating crime rate in the country, particularly the rising incidents of robbery and physical assault against taxi drivers.

A 75-year-old man from Cuvu, Sigatoka, died following an accident along the Queens Road in Cuvu, Sigatoka, yesterday morning.

Traffic officers are conducting snap checks in light of the increased movement of people today.

The Ministry of Sugar has announced the appointment of four new members to the Board of Directors for Fiji Sugar Corporation and the renewal of an existing board member.

The Fiji Roads Authority admits that a lot of money is still going into fixing infrastructure vandalized by the public.

The Investment Facilitation Committee has improved investment facilitation practices to support sustainable economic growth and development.

The Fiji Secondary School Finals are not only for showcasing talented athletes but also a place for businesses to thrive and make profits from their wide range of products.

In a bid to address the alarming rates of violence against women and girls, the Ministry of Health and Medical Services has launched comprehensive health guidelines for the management of gender-based violence.

Westpac Fiji has projected that Fiji’s year-end inflation is projected to remain stable at around 3.0 per cent.