Fiji’s Graduate Business Start-Up Grant Scheme will not only continue in the next financial year, but receive a significant funding boost in the 2025–26 National Budget, Deputy Prime Minister and
Fiji’s Supreme Court has begun proceedings in a key constitutional case that will also examine whether the 1997 Constitution, abrogated more than 10 years ago, remains legally valid.
Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs (GCC) is closely monitoring a Supreme Court case that opened in Suva yesterday seeking clarity on how the 2013 Constitution can be amended — a
Unity Fiji leader Savenaca Narube and Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhry are among nine interveners invited to make submissions in a key constitutional case launched today before Fiji’s Supreme
Fiji’s chiefs have issued their strongest call yet to scrap the 2013 Constitution, calling it a hindrance to Indigenous development as the government turns to the Supreme Court for clarity
Fiji’s Supreme Court will hold a directions hearing tomorrow in a constitutional case brought by Cabinet, which has appointed top Australian barrister Bret Walker SC to seek clarity on how
Fiji’s traditional leaders elected two new deputy chairpersons on the first day of the Great Council of Chiefs (GCC) meeting, marking a historic return to the rebuilt Vale ni Bose,
Fiji's Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu has called on the government to immediately release the full findings of the recent Commission of Inquiry (COI).
Four tenants have settled their rental arrears after the iTaukei Land Trust Board (iTLTB) began enforcing court orders this week, including the disconnection of water supplies, against those who had
