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A Christmas Call for Unity and Renewal in Fiji

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Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka delivered a heartfelt Christmas message to the nation, emphasizing the significance of the holiday as a time for joy, reflection, and renewal. He described Christmas as a reminder of the immense love and hope that the birth of Christ brings to the world.

In his address, Rabuka urged Fijians to take this season to assess their shared journey and look forward with a united sense of purpose. He noted that this Christmas marks a pivotal point in the journey of the People’s Coalition Government, reflecting on the responsibilities and privileges of leading the coalition. Rabuka highlighted that just as the three wise men faced challenges on their way to find the newborn King, his government has navigated significant complexities in governance and nation-building.

The Prime Minister underscored that the essence of Christmas is rooted in forgiveness, reconciliation, and humility. He called on all Fijians to embrace the spirit of forgiveness to mend divisions and strengthen bonds within the community. Rabuka drew inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi, emphasizing that genuine leadership is grounded in serving others, which he equates with his approach to governance.

As the Advent season encourages preparation and hope, Rabuka urged everyone to carry the hope inspired by Christ’s birth into the new year. He called for safe celebrations and for people to remember the less fortunate during this special time, stressing that collective strength is found in caring for one another.

In conclusion, Rabuka wished for the light of Christmas to fill homes with love and hearts with peace, encouraging a unified forward motion, driven by hope and dedication to a better Fiji.

This message not only emphasizes unity and hope but also calls for compassion and action towards the less fortunate, providing a positive outlook for the coming year and reinforcing community values during the festive season.


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