The rollout of the next phase of the Value-Added Tax Management System faces challenges but the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is confident it can overcome them.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has downplayed the impact of United States trade policies on Fiji.

Fijians can now access solar, electrical and air conditioning solutions under one roof, thanks to Vision Engineering Solutions brand new showroom which opened in Samabula recently.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji, in its June 2025 Economic Review, warns that persistent global tensions are weakening recovery efforts in vulnerable economies like Fiji.

Al-Hamd Smart Living has officially reopened its refurbished outlet in Tavua, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing customer experience and service delivery.

The price of butter is expected to rise in the coming weeks as global market pressures continue to affect supply and import costs.

The Lautoka Chamber of Commerce has expressed its full support for the 2025–2026 National Budget, saying it is confident the measures announced will drive economic growth in the country’s second-largest city.

Firefighters in Labasa successfully contained a fire that broke out yesterday afternoon at the Damodar City Mall building.

A National Price Monitoring Taskforce will be established to safeguard consumer interests.

The Ministry of Trade, Cooperatives, MSMEs, and Communications has taken a steep $35 million budget cut, yet Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says the $85 million allocation remains fit to drive economic goals.

Growth in the annual inflation rate softened to 0.1 percent in May from the 5.8 percent registered a year ago.

Wednesday has just become every movie lover’s favourite day of the week.