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10 new jobs after the opening of Amusement Centre and Kava Bar in Laucala Bay

10 new jobs after the opening of Amusement Centre and Kava Bar in Laucala Bay
Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum. [Image: Fijian Government]

Ten new jobs have been created after the opening of the new Commercial Amusement and Kava Bar in Laucala Bay.

Owner, Nausheem Ali says this was an investment of about $120,000.

Ali says the idea behind this was to get not only working people but also university students to de-stress.

He says they managed to open this new business just one and a half years after they opened a supermarket.

Ali says they took the risk in pursuing this business in these trying times but he urges other investors and business owners to do so.

He says the facility has 7 billiard tables, a kava bar and a VIP room which costs $50 an hour. Ali says the VIP room has one billiard table, PS 5 and Sky TV.

While officiating at the opening of the Amusement Centre and Kava Bar, Acting Prime Minister and Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says businesses that invest when the economy is down by having a fore-site are ones that reap the benefits the most.

Sayed-Khaiyum says a lot of people were hesitant to invest but Nausheem Ali has made that investment when the market was a bit slow.

Sayed-Khaiyum also played a friendly game of pool with Coca Cola’s senior executive and Marist Rugby President, Lawrence Tikaram during the opening.

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