Access to working capital has emerged as a critical policy focus as Fiji enters 2026, with authorities and lenders recognising that liquidity, rather than long-term borrowing alone, will determine whether businesses can sustain growth in a volatile global environment....

Micro, small and medium enterprises are expected to play a central role in Fiji’s economic trajectory in 2026, with policymakers signalling that broad-based growth will depend on the performance of smaller firms across services, agriculture and manufacturing. Economic...

Fiji’s sports sector is increasingly being recognised as a meaningful economic contributor rather than solely a social or cultural asset, with estimates released in early 2026 indicating annual economic activity of around FJD 250 million. While rugby has long been...

Ralph Regenvanu has emerged as one of the Pacific’s most influential and principled public figures, combining political leadership with cultural advocacy and a sustained commitment to climate justice. His recognition as Pacific Person of the Year by respected Pacific...

The 2025 Prime Minister’s International Business Awards (PMIBA) reaffirmed their status as Fiji’s premier platform for recognising business excellence, celebrating companies and leaders who have demonstrated resilience, innovation and sustainable growth in an...

Fiji’s kava industry has received a significant reputational boost after the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia (AHP) released a new monograph and therapeutic compendium for kava rhizome and root, describing it as “one of the safest and most effective botanical...