More than 200 youths and villagers from the district of Nadogo in Macuata have successfully completed a two-week skill training program.

More farmers in the Nadroga and Navosa provinces are venturing into commercial turmeric farming.

Fiji Crop and Livestock Council Chair Josua Raitilava says that market access is a crucial factor in the agriculture sector’s success.

The agriculture sector presents numerous opportunities to attract innovative investments, placing it as a key industry in Fiji’s economy.

The Seabourn Pursuit cruise liner has returned to Yasawa I Rara Village after a 16-year hiatus.

Tourists spent a significant amount on tours and attractions, indicating a growing interest in activities beyond lodging and airfare says Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka.

The 2024 National Summit will be held in the second half of the year to give sufficient time for national consultations.

The farmers in the interior of Naitasiri, especially in Waidracia, are facing challenges with fluctuating prices of taro, a significant commodity for their livelihoods.

The continuous cases of scammers targeting individual’s needs solutions including a watchlist says Vodafone Fiji.

The Kava Bill is back on the table, says Trade and Cooperatives Minister Manoa Kamikamica.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji’s February Business Expectations and Retail Sales Survey results show that many businesses anticipate an improvement in general business conditions over the next six to twelve months.

The government’s target of reducing its carbon footprint is becoming increasingly vital for individuals to transition to cleaner sources of fuels for use.