Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar has urged the people of Labasa not to pull plants from planters placed on the streets of Labasa Town.

Fiji still has low representation of women in management roles.

With only seven more days to the festival of lights, shops are being urged to comply with the regulations in terms of the purchasing and selling of approved fireworks.

Logistics is one of the key challenges facing agri-exporters at the moment.

Women In Business Awards has received high-caliber nominees this year.

FMF Foods Limited Chair, Ram Bajekal says trading conditions are likely to be challenging throughout 2023 as the world continues to come through the post effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine war and consequent economic aftershocks including high inflation.

The Fijian government and business houses have welcomed the assessment by Moody’s and the change in Fiji’s outlook from negative to stable, with our credit rating now at B1.

The Women In Business Awards has noted an increase in the number of applications for its Employer of Choice award this year.

Pacific Recycling Foundation and Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited is engaging in research with their partners to find solutions on sustainable recycling and upcycling projects for Fiji and the region.

The 437 Fijian crafted licenses under the Fiji Arts Council have all expired, and this poses a challenge for the Council.

Lack of business opportunities and activity on Levuka Island has forced a lot of ratepayers from the old capital to move to Suva and some have migrated altogether.

Teaching children to work hard and be independent is critical to ensuring they thrive in their field of interest and eventually become successful individuals as they grow up.