The government is focused on having a dynamic private sector that invests, innovates and creates jobs.

Consumers are reminded to be vigilant when engaging with traders on social media platforms.

The Ministry of Lands Permanent Secretary and the Acting Director of Mineral Resources met with Lion One Management, where they were informed about the progress of Tuvatu Gold Mine’s development.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has emphasized the need to strengthen our international relations.

The office of the Attorney General has today welcomed the move to officially recognize practitioner psychologists as a profession in the country.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu, has clarified that there is no age limit for farmers who would like to acquire land from the iTaukei Land Trust Board.

The Fijian Election Office is trying to streamline its voter list to make it more accurate by analyzing it.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says there have been no changes to the current taxi fares as the industry has failed to provide the necessary financial information.

The National Fire Authority is looking at increasing its revenue through strategies.

The noticeable age gap among sugarcane farmers is a concern in Fiji.

The dairy industry will remain a priority for the government because of the high import value of milk and related products.

The new carbon boarder adjustment approach by players in the global multilateral trading system is a new phenomenon to address climate change issues.