The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has set its sights on significantly increasing the number of tax-compliant micro, small, and medium enterprises and enhancing their contribution to the economy.

An investment of $150,000 has seen Digicel Fiji revamp its outlet in Lautoka City.

Despite the size, small businesses play a very pivotal role in driving economic growth, creating employment and alleviating poverty says Fiji Revenue and Custom Service Chief Executive Udit Singh.

A Green Cane Incentive Program has been launched aimed at revolutionizing sugarcane practices nationwide.

Port Denarau Marina says its status as the first and only accredited Clean Marina across the Pacific Islands has been renewed.

Around 30 farmers in the Wainikoro and Bucaisau sugarcane sectors in Labasa have received funds from the government under the New Farmers and Lease Renewal Program.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission commends the Government’s recent decision to overhaul the e-ticketing system, introducing a more consumer-friendly approach.

There is a need to develop proper key performance indicators for all sugar-related sectors to ensure the economic viability of the industry.

Rice farming in the Western Division is set to thrive with the opening of a new mill in Ba today.

Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo, is optimistic that the recent increase in departure tax will not affect Fiji’s tourism industry.

A 67-year-old retired school teacher has found herself deeply immersed in the world of sugarcane farming since her retirement a decade ago.

TotalEnergies is currently focusing on the introduction of innovative products and services across all their stations in Fiji.