Tailevu Holdings Limited is poised to address financial challenges faced by members of the province through income-generating activities. Chair Malakai Naiyaga has detailed plans for three significant properties: the renovated Ratu Cakobau House, Tailevu House, and the River House, located near the Rewa Bridge in Nausori.
Naiyaga noted that the Ratu Cakobau House, which was initially developed by the Tailevu Women’s Association in 1985, has now been transferred to Tailevu Holdings for management. The building, considered an iconic three-storey structure in Nausori, is undergoing a $4 million refurbishment designed to enhance its appeal and functionality for the Tailevu Provincial Council and various government ministries.
This revitalization is expected to stimulate economic activity within the province, reflecting Tailevu Holdings’ commitment to fostering sustainable development for its members. Naiyaga expressed optimism about the impact this investment will have in generating economic opportunities, contributing to the area’s growth and stability.
In a similar recent initiative, the government revealed plans to support indigenous communities and improve economic resilience by investing over $35 million in infrastructure and services in Tailevu. These ongoing efforts highlight a collaborative approach involving local leadership and community empowerment, with ambitions directed at enhancing local governance and economic sustainability.
The focus on modernizing Ratu Cakobau House and creating welcoming spaces for governmental and community functions aligns with broader governmental objectives aimed at uplifting the community. The anticipated developments reflect a cautious optimism for the Tailevu region, where local resources are increasingly being leveraged for comprehensive economic advancement.
Overall, as Tailevu Holdings embarks on this ambitious plan, hopes are high for transformative impacts on local livelihoods and provincial economic dynamics.
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