COUNCIL PROJECTS
Hon. Premila Kumar at Tavua Market. Discussion are ongoing with Tavua Town Council, ITLTB, Ministry of Lands and Local Government...
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Labasa Town Council is working with Ministry of Lands to acquire a new site to relocate the Labasa Municipal Market...
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Minister for Local Government, Hon Premila Kumar, launched the Redevelopment of Ratu Sukuna Park which will include new features like...
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The Ministry is working with Suva City Council and stakeholders on relocating the current road side vendors at Mead Road...
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The Flagstaff market is currently been considered by Suva City Council for redevelopment. The market plan has already been approved...
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The Levuka Market has been funded by UNWomen of FJ$400,000. Council is working on the concept design in consultation with...
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The Ministry is working with Savusavu Town Council and UNWomen to see that the Savusavu market is completed in a...
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The Ministry of Local Government has supported NFA in the construction of Fire Stations around the country—the latest were at...
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After Tropical Cyclone Winston, Govind Park was badly damaged. The Fijian Government has invested close to $4.5m to redevelop the...
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The community of Bua and roughly 300,000 commuters annually along Nabouwalu per annum. The site visit was done on 26th...
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The benefit is to the existing Seaqaqa Community whereby the existing town and infrastructure will be upgraded. The stimated project...
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Branching off the existing government site which includes the new Navosa hospital is a much needed addition to the people...
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An extension to the current trading centre which has longed for amenities and diversification of the trading activities currently lacking...
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The newly upgraded Korovou restroom was opened in November, 2020 by Hon Premila Kumar. The new modern facility is designed...
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This project has benefited most of the workers that have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The VotCity flea market...
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