Increased emigration is helping to boost remittances to record levels and provide an economic safety net to many Fijian families.

A recent report released by the Asian Development Bank highlighted that State-Owned Enterprise governance and commercial framework have made significant strides since the passage of legislation in 2019.

The dire consequences of widespread poverty in Fiji have been amplified by the glaring inaccessibility of essential services.

In a bid to revitalize the Kava industry, Praveen Narayan, the Managing Director of Green Gold Kava, has emphasized the crucial need for collaboration between the government and relevant stakeholders.

The Ministry of Public Enterprises aims to promote the representation of women at decision-making levels.

The Criminal Investigation Department’s Economic Crime Unit has charged a 31-year-old man with nine counts of obtaining financial advantage by deception.

Roads serve a critical service to society and its maintenance must never be compromised.

The villagers of Nawaikama, Gau on Lomaiviti Island are requesting for assistance to secure a market to sell their yaqona.

The Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, David Toganivalu has refuted allegations suggesting the acceleration of investigations against former government officials, asserting that he deals with cases based on their merit alone.

Deputy Prime Minister, Professor Biman Prasad says it’s abundantly clear that detractors of the coalition government are resorting to gutter politics because they cannot digest the resounding success of the Girmit Day commemoration, including the International Girmit Conference.

Former New Zealand Minister of State-owned Enterprises Richard Prebble suggested that privatization of state-owned enterprises could address Fiji’s debt crisis.

Teachers must take the lead in spreading unity among our children, as Fiji has embarked on a new journey after the reconciliation at the National Girmit Day celebration.