FCCC investigating trader over suspected fuel hoarding
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is investigating a trader on suspicion of hoarding fuel. FCCC says this was identified during their nationwide monitorin
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Act allows only 4 gallons of fuel to be kept in homes and buildings not licensed to store fuel
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has strongly advised people that storing fuel at personal residences above certain quantities is in violation of the Pet
Fiji has fuel supply until at least end of the month if supply stops today
Should fuel supply halt today due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, Fiji has enough supply for at least until the end of the month but should it halt in a month, we
FCCC warns against panic buying and fuel hoarding
The FCCC is warning individuals and businesses against panic buying and hoarding fuel as supply due to the war in the Middle East remains volatile. They say hoarding c
FCCC warns of impersonation scam promising unrealistic quick profits
People are being warned to be vigilant as a recent scam identified by a concerned consumer shows that scammers are impersonating business pages in an attempt to take adva
Landlord receives suspended sentenced for failure to keep records and failing to provide information under FCCC Act 2010
A landlord will not be spending time behind bars as his 1 year and 2 months sentence has been suspended for two years.The landlord was sentenced by the Nasinu
Higher Education Commission steps up talks to protect students from overseas exploitation
Over the last few weeks the Fiji Higher Education Commission has been meeting with stakeholders to try and combat the way some of our people and students are being exploi
FCEF urges FCCC to scrap proposed electricity tariff increase
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has urged the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission to set aside its proposed electricity tariff determination entirely and
People also demand EFL tariff consultations in rural villages, not just cities
People are demanding that proper EFL tariff consultations be held in villages, as those in the rural areas also want to be heard.Kasavu Village resident Ilisoni Sauleca s
Media not allowed to cover FCEF submission on electricity tariff - FCCC
The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is making it's submission on the proposed electricity tariff increase at the Suva Civic Centre however FCCC CEO, Senikavik
Proposed electricity tariff consultations at MHCC today has not started as scheduled
The proposed public consultation on the electricity tariff rate which is supposed to start at 10am today in Suva has not started.This is because there is no setup in fron
Electricity tariff rate consultation continues today in Suva, Valelevu and Levuka
Public consultations on the electricity tariff rate continues today, with sessions scheduled in Suva, Valelevu and Levuka. The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission
People’s Alliance calls for genuine consultations on electricity price increase
The People’s Alliance Party is calling on the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission to fix the way public consultations on the proposed electricity price incr
41 traders under investigation after FCCC festive trading inspections
41 traders have been warned for possible prosecution or placed under investigation following 804 inspections carried out nationwide by the Fijian Competition and Consumer
Nadi Chamber raises concerns on electricity tariff consultations as FCCC defends process
The Nadi Chamber of Commerce has also expressed frustration in the manner which consultations are being done by the FCCC on the increase in electricity tariff rates. W
People's Alliance says tariff increase due to Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum's decisions
The People’s Alliance Party says the pressure to increase electricity prices is financial and comes directly from decisions made by the former Minister for Economy
FCCC defends one-on-one consultations in Labasa after residents raise concerns
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says at no point did they state that consultation sessions would involve group presentations and these are one-on-one sessi
PM speaks out after FCCC CEO LinkedIn post
No way for a servant of the people to be talking about the Authority that appointed her - however ‘independent’ her Organisation may be.Those are the comment
FCCC defends one-on-one consultations in Labasa after residents raise concerns
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says at no point did they state that consultation sessions would involve group presentations and these are one-on-one sessi
People's Alliance says tariff increase due to Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum's decisions
The People’s Alliance Party says the pressure to increase electricity prices is financial and comes directly from decisions made by the former Minister for Economy
Immanuel says lack of meaningful engagement in Labasa tariff consultation is unacceptable if true
Minister for Finance Esrom Immanuel says if claims that residents in Labasa were not given an opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions during public consultation o