Memories of a bakery
Over the years, many local shops, cafes and bakeries have closed their doors for economic or other reasons, leaving local residents with a feeling of lost nostalgia. For bread and…
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2023 NES We support innovation Kamikamica
Government fully supports all innovation aimed at promoting growth and spurring economic activity in the country. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for External Trade Manoa Kamikamica highlighted this while speaking…
2023 NES Important to keep abreast with whats happening Gounder
A major slowdown in the Australian and New Zealand economies could have an impact on the Fijian economy because of tourism. Finance Ministry permanent secretary Shiri Gounder said this at…
2023 NES Reforms seriously need to be considered
State-owned enterprises (SOEs) take up a lot of money, and reforms seriously need to be considered, says Unity Fiji party leader Savenaca Narube. Speaking at the National Economic Summit (NES)…
AG Turaga Will do all within the law for convicted prisoners whove served sentences be…
Attorney-General Siromi Turaga says he will do everything within the ambit of the law to ensure convicted prisoners who have served their sentences are given second chance. He said this…
Goodwill payment ATS 285 to receive 5k each return to work soon
The 285 employees of Air Terminal Services who were terminated at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic will soon return to work and will be paid $5000 in goodwill payment.…
Fijis debt level at the fore of talks
Fiji’s debt level has been at the fore of conversations since before the 2022 General Election, and the conversation is continuing. Now, members of the civil society space are also…
22m for new rehabilitation centre in Suva
The Korean government yesterday handed more than $22million to Fiji for a new National Rehabilitation Centre in Tamavua. The funds were provided under the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and…
Water situation 2 hours a day only 200 villagers without reliable supply for three years
More than 200 Nabitu villagers have been facing intermittent water supply for the past three years, with water coming through their taps only two hours a day. Village nurse Alumeci…