Total Expenditure for 2017/2018 National Budget - $4.357B
The Total Expenditure for the 2017/2018 National Budget is $4.357 billion while the Total Revenue is $3.85 billion. A new Minis
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$60M allocated to Sugar Ministry
The government will continue to give strong support to the sugar industry. $60 million has been allocated to the Sugar Ministry
New e-ticketing for bus passengers to be introduced later this year
New e-ticketing for bus passengers will be introduced later this year. This will be later introduced for taxis and mini buses.
Fiji Roads Authority allocated $527.5M
The Fiji Roads Authority has been allocated $527.5 million in the 2017-2018 National Budget. The increase of $66.4 million in t
Freeze on taxi, minibus and carrier permits to be lifted from 1st January 2018
The freeze on taxi, minibus and carrier permits will be lifted from 1st January next year.
Maintenance work expected to be carried out at all military barracks
Maintenance work is expected to be carried out at all military barracks around the country to comply with OHS standards. The go
FNPF granted exclusive Casino licence
The Fiji National Provident Fund will be granted an exclusive Casino licence to construct a casino by the new convention centre at
Education allocated $964.4M
The Ministry of Education has been allocated a total budget of $964.4 million in the 2017-2018 budget. The increase of $223.8 m
Total budget for Water Authority is $306.9M
The total budget for Water Authority of Fiji in 2017-2018 is $306.9 million. $5.7 million is allocated for the Urban Water Sup
About $270M to be credited to FNPF members’ accounts
Members will wake up to new FNPF balances this Saturday following an announcement this afternoon that the FNPF Board has declared
Digicel announces great deal on massive data package for Unwired customers
The battle in the data deals is on. Digicel today announced another great deal on massive data package for Unwired customers wi
Some members of the opposition still spinning lies and spreading fear about iTaukei land - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says some in the opposition are still spreading fear and spinning lies about iTaukei land. Ba