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There are reports that Digicel is considering selling its Pacific operations. The Irish Times reports Digicel has retained Citigroup to advise on a possible sale of its Pacific operations, having received a number
Vendors at the Labasa market have been exempted from paying market fees until the 31st of next month. Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar says this decision was made after consulting market vendors in Labas
35-year-old Akesa Tinai from Tailevu says she will start a bakery business when she returns from working in Australia. Tinai is 1 of 184 Fijians selected to work in Australia under the Pacific Labour Scheme for the
The new Uduya Point Apartments has been issued with a Cyclone Proof Certificate from Vijay Krishnan, the director of Engineered Designs, the project civil and structural engineer. The certificate recognises the fac
Communications Fiji Limited which is the parent company of Legend FM, FM96, Viti FM, Navtarang, Radio Sargam and fijivillage and is the South Pacific’s largest broadcast organisation has completed 19 years of listing
All public transport services have ceased until further notice. This has been confirmed by the National Disaster Management Office. However some buses have been providing services in Suva and Nausori areas.
The Fiji Bus Operators Association has announced that long haul bus services will be halted from this evening while it is uncertain if bus services will be able to operate tomorrow. From 7pm tonight, only skeleton
Digicel Fiji has launched the Make-A-Wish campaign which is aimed at warming hearts of people in the community. The Make-A-Wish campaign is a bonus for Fijian people after they received an overwhelming flood of ide
Employees of Lautoka garment manufacturer, Danam (Fiji) Pte Limited who are members of the National Union of Workers have taken their employer to court as the union contends that the Lautoka COVID-19 lockdown was not an
A woman inspired by her husband's love for woodwork has started a business called "Dust in the Wind" where she uses left-over wood from hardware companies in Fiji to create stunning work of art for household use. S
17 apartments at Uduya Point Apartments in Lami were sold before its completion this year despite the challenges faced by COVID-19. Managing Director of Blue Horizon Property Group, Mark Acraman says the investment
Digicel Fiji has opened its new-look store in Cumming Street, Suva with the aim to provide a world-class retail experience to customers. CEO Farid Mohammed says delivering a superior experience to their customers i
The Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay has invited six primary schools to the resort to create sustainable and decorative Christmas Tree ornaments using local resources such as pine cones or drift wood, which will be display
18 new jobs have been created with the opening of the new $420,000 Peri Peri Chicken outlet in Karsanji Street Vatuwaqa. While opening the outlet, Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says once the borders ope
The Damodar Group of Companies says the construction of the Damodar City complex in Labasa did not take place for two months as the company was sorting out its refinancing. Manager Projects and Development and leas
Lyndhurst and New World Group of Companies will be employing more than 10,000 people through their multi-million dollar projects in Lautoka and Kalabu respectively. Lyndhurst Group of Companies will be investing in
Mark One Apparel Managing Director, Mark Halabe says their exports were worth about $1 million a month before COVID-19 but this is not the case anymore. They are now projecting a 7 figure profit this year. Whi
Graduates who are not employed and those who were previously employed in the hospitality and tourism sector today attended a training workshop to get more value out of coconuts. 40 farmers, women and youths from th
Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says they are currently working on setting up an institution that would give loans to the small and medium enterprises and has also challenged the Fiji Institute of Accountants,
Chairman for Fiji Care Insurance, Avinesh Raju says the COVID-19 pandemic has forced them to look at providing overseas medical treatment for clients in countries such as Malaysia, Thailand or Hong Kong because of chall
