The Fijian economy is expected to grow by 3.2 percent this year, marginally lower than the 3.4 percent forecast earlier.

Assistant Minister for Justice Josaia Niudamu has described the recent march by the chiefs and people of Ra as a positive demonstration of democracy in Fiji.

The Ra Provincial Council has clarified that the march by chiefs in Ra yesterday was not representative of the entire province.

Former Member of Parliament Niko Nawaikula is planning a peaceful march to protest the 2013 Constitution in Suva.

In its electoral submission, the University of Fiji proposed public funding for political parties, suggesting it be tied to ensuring adequate representation of women.

Pacific Cement Pte Limited has resumed production following a critical mill breakdown in March this year.

The 2025 crushing season has officially begun at the Lautoka Mill.

The Women’s and Agriculture Expo held in Lomolomo, Vanuabalavu, Lau has brought new energy to the island’s economy.

The Fijian economy is expected to grow by 3.2 percent this year, marginally lower than the 3.4 percent forecast earlier.

A key witness in the case of the 4.1 tonnes of methamphetamine failed to appear in court today.

As electoral reform consultations sweep the country, many young Fijians are reportedly disengaging not out of apathy, but from fear and disillusionment.

The Fiji Servicemen’s After-Care Fund came under scrutiny today before the Standing Committee on Public Accounts.