Fiji Times, 05 February – FIJIANS across the country should avoid consuming the 20 fish species named by the Ministry of Fisheries that may contain ciguatera toxin, a poisonous toxin.
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Nadi to be declared a city soon
Fiji Times, 04 February – ALL processes are being followed for the declaration of Nadi as Fiji’s third city by the end of the year. Minister for Local Government, Housing,
Consumer Price Index December 2016
Fiji Sun, 04 February – The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is an economic indicator that measures the movement in prices of a basket of consumer goods and services, such as
Toxic fish for 3 years
Fiji Times, 04 February – TWENTY species of fish, some commonly consumed in homes around the country should be avoided for the next three years. The fish will have been
SPTO targets youths
Fiji Times, 04 February – THE South Pacific Tourism Organisation considers micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) as important members because they make the bulk of our regional tourism industry
Check, update nomination forms: FNPF
Fiji Times, 04 February – CHECK and update your Fiji National Provident Fund nomination forms to ensure your retirement money goes to the people you intended to give it to.
Fijians not affected
Fiji Times, 03 February – ALL Fijians travelling to the US would not be affected by the executive order imposed by US President Donald Trump on nationals of certain countries.
GDP projection
Fiji Sun, 03 February – Sharp increases in international oil and food prices will trigger domestically driven inflation in the country. So will any major downside risks stemming from adverse
Fisheries Development Issues Outlined
Fiji Sun, 03 February – The Minister of Fisheries, alongside four fisheries experts had an open debate with the public on Wednesday night. The fifth Parliamentary Speaker’s Debate was held
Whiteside explains inflation causes
Fiji Times, 03 February – MOST of the inflationary pressures last year came from domestic supply side factors after the onslaught of natural disasters, says Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBF)