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Investment in Fiji is expected to grow as foreign investors will no longer require a foreign investment registration certificate from August 1st when the new Investment Act 2021 comes into effect. While speaking du
114 Fijian companies have exported 37 tonnes of kava to Australia from December 2021 to 30 June 2022 under phase 2 of Australia’s Kava Pilot. For Filipe Waqavuka of Kade Village in Koro, farming was his career ch
It has been announced in the 2022/2023 National Budget that effective from 1st August 2022, business visas will be granted on arrival for citizens of certain countries that have visa free entry to Fiji. This will b
Bus fares will be reduced by 10 percent across the board for the next 6 months. While announcing the 2022/2023 National Budget, Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says this is effective from 1st August 2022
Students can start redeeming their bus cards from today as it has been topped up. The cards can be redeemed at Vodafone outlets, buses, District Education Offices and the Education Ministry’s Headquarters. T
There will be opportunities that will emanate for Fiji because of Telstra’s participation in the telecommunications market, according to Minister for Economy and Communications, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum. With the conf
Australia’s leading telecommunications and technology company, Telstra has announced it has officially acquired Digicel Pacific in partnership with the Australian Government. Telstra will continue to invest and o
Fiji's information and technology industry and the growing BPO sector are expected to be revolutionised as the concept plans for the development of the new state-of-the-art Telecom ICT Park have been revealed. Tele
After a two-year break because of the pandemic, the Fiji Bloom Program was officially launched yesterday at the South Pacific Business Development Microfinance Fiji head office in Suva. Fiji Bloom is a program run
BSP Life beneficiaries have been paid $67 million last year where on average $250,000 was being paid out each working day. The company says 75,000 benefits were processes where life insurance maturities and living
5th July 1985 saw the birth of Communications Fiji Limited’s flagship station, FM96 – the first ever FM radio station which also saw the introduction of the first ever 24 hour radio station which was privately and i
Flagon Bekker has been announced as the new Chief Executive Officer of Land Transport Authority. He will be starting in the role from today, for a three-year term. LTA Board Chairman, James Sowane says Bekker
To ensure credit is given to those who have made a difference in people’s lives in the country, Nestle Fiji today launched their new 400g Milo pack with former Flying Fijian Seremaia Bai’s 2007 World Cup picture on
Fiji has secured another US$100 million loan from the World Bank to support the ongoing recovery from the immense shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic that exacerbated the impacts of recent natural disasters. The new su
Fiji Airways has started twice weekly flights from Adelaide to Nadi, offering Australians a fourth route for their tropical getaway. Fiji’s national airline also operates twice daily flights from Sydney and dail
Life after rugby has always been a challenge for some former Fiji rugby players who have secured lucrative deals in top clubs in the past. This narrative is slowly changing with former players having to advance int
Rashida Khatoon who lost her mother when she was four years old, says her passion for cooking started by helping her grandmother in cooking, and she has now opened the new-look Zamzam Restaurant in Samabula. Khatoo
After years of having a small food stall selling tea, fried fish and cassava at the Suva Market, Rashida Khatoon has now opened her new-look Zamzam Restaurant in Samabula. Khatoon had started off a small restauran
The Fiji Bus Operators Association is appalled that two young students were prevented from boarding a bus because their bus cards did not appear to work. Association General Secretary, Rohit Latchan says bus operat
Two primary school female students were lost for 3 hours as they were walking along the highway in the Lautoka area after the bus driver did not allow them on the bus because they had insufficient funds in their bus car
