Micro, small and medium enterprises and agriculture now account for 94 percent of the Fiji Development Bank’s portfolio.

The people of Navakavu have expressed their dissatisfaction with the area’s poor bus service and road conditions.

The Minister of Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua, reassured the Republic of Fiji Military Commander that he would support the institution within the principles of the rule of law.

High Court Judge Justice Salesi Temo has been sworn in as the Acting Chief Justice at the State House this afternoon.

The National Federation Party has called on the former Prime Minister and Minister for Sugar to inform Fijians, particularly cane growers, how the Fiji Sugar Corporation executives were receiving half a million dollars annually.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged the milestone achievement of the 100th life-saving heart surgery done by the Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital.

The Labasa business community is a hive of activity as parents and guardians flock in numbers to carry out their back-to-school shopping.

Fijians need to develop sound financial habits because even the working population is falling into a cycle of debt, says Consumer Council Chief Executive Seema Shandil.

The government needs to work on tackling Fiji’s high cost of living, says the former governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji and Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube.

Regional and international collaboration is the only way to address the limited local capacity to effectively prepare and respond to tsunamis, says Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo.

Micro, small and medium enterprises have over a million-dollar pool of assistance that they can apply for.

Villagers of Muaivuso in the Vanua of Navakavu today welcomed the commissioning of the Muaivuso Water Security Project.