Govt concerned over supermarkets not selling food items under price control
Government is concerned about some supermarkets taking food items off their shelves which are under the price control during the w
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Commerce Commission probe claims involving supermarkets
The Commerce Commission is currently looking into complaints from the public that some supermarkets were taking items that fall un
Empty shelves upset shoppers
The Consumer Council of Fiji is now looking into complaints received from members of the public that some shops are not selling it
Price of basic food items to go down from today
A sigh of relief for all shoppers as the prices for basic food items will go down from today.The Commerce Commission has set the m
Main Diwali celebration to begin soon
After weeks of preparation, the main Diwali celebration will start in the next hour where Hindus around the country will offer the
Diwali to help us improve ourselves
Diwali celebration is time where when we can look back and see what wrong we have done and how can we better our lives and improve
Ministry comes down hard on illegal property owners
The Ministry of Lands and Local Government is coming down hard on property owners who have a property elsewhere, and at the same
Water level increases in Dam
Some good news following the heavy rain over the past few weeks as the Fiji Electricity Authority has announced that the Monasavu
PM wishes all a Happy Diwali
Diwali has a universal appeal which transcends all barriers.Those are the words of Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama in
PM maintains fuel price control will help people
The Prime Minister has stressed that the price control on fuel products in Fiji will stay to provide some relief to the people of
We will not go back to the dark days of 2000
Fiji will never go back to the events of 2000 which is still the darkest days of the country's history.Those are the words of Pr
Lovoni delegation seek forgiveness from PM
A delegation made up of 52 men from the District of Lovoni in Ovalau presented their "matanigasau" to Prime Minister Commodore Vor