The Suva Magistrate Court has handed Lui Vuibureta also known as Xcon on social media a suspended sentence for breaching three of his bail conditions.

The IMF forecasts Fiji’s economy will grow by approximately 2.5% this year, a slower pace than in recent years.

The Japanese Government will provide the Republic of Fiji Military Force with equipment worth approximately 5.5 million Fijian dollars, and will boost medical and disaster response capabilities.

Fiji’s push to unlock the potential of its aquaculture industry is gaining momentum, with government setting its sights on transforming a key research facility into a modern hub for innovation, training and commercial production.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji will suspend the coasting trade license of the passenger vessel Lomaiviti Princess IX operated by George Goundar Shipping, beginning tomorrow.

Fiji has enough fuel to last until June. Thus, rising global fuel prices are raising serious concerns about electricity generation.

The proposed National Referendum Bill is facing criticism over claims it borrows heavily from foreign legislation.

Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has raised concerns about the proposed Referendum Bill, claiming it is outdated and restrictive.

A decision on cane payments to farmers now hinges on a special briefing to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, following growing concern over delays.

New research is highlighting long-standing social divides in Fiji, raising concerns about national unity, inclusion, and equality.

The Lautoka High Court has dismissed Paula Malo Radrodro’s claim for $7 billion against the Attorney-General.

Wholesale and retail trade in Fiji grew last year, with total sales reaching $7.15 billion.