Fiji’s investment landscape has undergone a significant transformation over the past decade, with growing capital flowing into various sectors signalling a shift away from the country’s traditional reliance on tourism and natural resources.

New safety measures will apply to the carriage and use of portable power banks on all Fiji Airways and Fiji Link flights from January 19th.

Strong reporting and accountability systems are crucial if community and donor-funded projects in Fiji are to grow and succeed.

The Fiji Development Bank says its home loan products are designed to prevent borrowers from falling into financial distress, despite concerns over whether low-income families can cope with rising living costs.

Vendors at the Nabua Market are alleging unfair competition. They claim sellers outside the market are operating without paying table fees.

The government says Fiji’s economy remains in a very strong position.

Forty-one traders have been warned for possible prosecution or placed under investigation for alleged breaches of the law by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The United Blind Persons of Fiji is raising serious concerns over the accessibility of the new banknotes launched by the Reserve Bank of Fiji in December last year.

Villagers of Matasawalevu, with support from Ministry of Fisheries officers at Kavala Station, recently harvested and sorted seaweed in a move that is boosting livelihoods while protecting the environment.

Retailers in Suva say doing business has improved in recent years due to government digital reforms, but challenges remain.

The government is focusing on economic stability, job creation, and support for small businesses in the New Year.

The government is launching a National MSME Database to improve support for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises.