The government will be making tough decisions in the 2023–2024 national budget.

A multi-stakeholder dialogue on the Fijian economy is currently underway in Suva.

The Northern Development Program grant has economically empowered women entrepreneurs in the North.

COVID-19 is unlikely to go away completely.

Ratu Jone Rasari, a chief of Ucunivanua Verata in Tailevu, has called upon the I-Taukei Land Trust Board to reveal its financial activities and allocate funds to support the GCC and the i-Taukei people.

The government is expected to increase financial support to tackle non-communicable diseases and the ever-increasing statistics on domestic violence.

The Opposition Party has challenged the coalition government to present a national budget that will equate to or even surpass the growth achieved by the previous administration.

The Ministry of Women expresses concern over domestic violence’s impacts on society.

Pacific Recycling Foundation CEO Amitesh Deo has highlighted the issue of unhygienic practices resulting from traffic congestion in Fiji.

Gaps in data collection present a challenge for governments, especially in terms of achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

In a heartwarming tale of triumph, Rohit Deo has soared to new heights as the proud owner of Bakewell Cakes and Magic Grill restaurant, following his humble beginnings as a baker.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad has reiterated the government’s strong commitment to prioritize health services in the upcoming 2023-2024 National Budget.