The Indigenous Database, which was launched yesterday by the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs, will have a far-reaching impact.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service is currently considering opening applications for the Tuition Only-Hardship Assistance scheme this year.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways has launched a database to profile farmers across the country.

Over 2000 residents have been provided with an alternative venue for sports, following the development of Naqere Youth Park in Savusavu.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation admits it is struggling to keep its three major mills operational.

The challenges faced by Namosi landowners regarding the Namosi Joint Venture are an ongoing issue that needs attention.

First Lady Filomena Katonivere is encouraging local artisans to gain as much exposure and empowerment opportunities as possible to make creative choices.

Pacific activists and members of civil society organizations have gathered at Kioa Island to present a historic new climate finance initiative to the community.

The establishment of a National Small and Medium Enterprise Committee will enable the implementation of a framework for MSMEs contribution to the economy through resilience and continued growth.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs, Heritage and Arts yesterday launched the traditional knowledge and culture database for safe keeping of indigenous information and history.

Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana, says ESCAP stands ready to support strengthened regional cooperation and respond to Fiji’s development priorities.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad conveyed to New Zealand’s Associate Minister of Finance and Attorney-General David Parker that Fiji still needs their support.