In response to issues arising from the revocation of the Business License Act in 2020, the Ministry of Local Government is actively working to streamline the business licensing process.

Fiji has so far welcomed over 700,000 visitors, constituting a staggering 86% of the total arrivals in 2019.

Local vendors and artists are urging the government to intervene in resolving challenges related to market accessibility and disparities in pricing for their handmade goods.

The government will continue with the program of installing roadside stalls that was introduced by the previous government.

Sugarcane farmers have expressed gratitude for gaining valuable insights into the importance of collaboration with the Fiji Meteorological Services.

The Prime Minister’s International Business Awards is making a return after a three-year absence, scheduled to take place this Saturday at the Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort, Denarau Island.

The Fijian economy is projected to expand by 8.2 percent, an upgrade from the eight percent growth expected earlier.

The Australian Government and Fiji Ports Corporation Limited have joined forces to chart the future course of the Lautoka foreshore area.

Sony (6758.T) must face a mass lawsuit worth up to 6.3 billion pounds ($7.9 billion) over claims the PlayStation maker abused its dominant position leading to unfair prices for customers, a London tribunal ruled.

As the crushing season approaches its conclusion, the Fiji Sugar Corporation says approximately 1.5 million tons of cane have been harvested.

The Ministry of Fisheries forecasts to generate $100 million from the marine ecosystem, through the five-year Aquaculture Development Plan.

The freeze on the issuance of public service licenses for taxis remains in place; however, the decision is currently under assessment.