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Fiji’s Promise: A New Era of Freedom and Unity Emerges
In a powerful address at the National Federation Party Annual Convention, Professor Biman Prasad declared that the current government has finally restored freedom to the people of Fiji. He called for unity and commitment to rebuilding a democratic system free from fear and oppression. But what does this mean for the future of Fiji? Click…
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NFP Celebrates 61 Years of Resilience and Leadership Re-Election
In a spirited gathering at the Nadroga Sangam School, the National Federation Party has solidified its leadership for another term. With the party celebrating 61 years of unwavering commitment, President Parmod Chand and his team conveyed a message of resilience and progress. What does this mean for the future of the NFP? Discover the highlights…
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Reviving Democracy: Fiji’s Political Legacy and Future Prospects
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka pays tribute to Fiji’s oldest political party, the National Federation Party, during its Annual Convention. Reflecting on the party’s rich 61-year legacy, he shares insights about past collaborations and the significance of the 1997 Constitution. But as he critiques the current political framework, questions arise about the future of governance in…
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Fiji’s Path to Democracy: A Promised Revival?
In a powerful address at the National Federation Party Annual Convention, Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad declared the government’s promise to restore freedom in Fiji fulfilled. He emphasized a vision of rebuilding democracy and accountability, urging party members to unite in their mission for progress. What lies ahead for Fiji as it steps into…
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NFP Leadership Secured: A Look at Their Historic AGM
The National Federation Party has solidified its leadership at the Annual General Meeting in Sigatoka, marking a significant moment in its rich history. With Parmod Chand re-elected as President, the party reflects on its resilience and enduring values. What does this latest chapter hold for the NFP? Discover the insights from their historic gathering and…
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NFP’s Resilience: A Political Journey Through Fiji’s History
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka took center stage at the NFP Annual Convention, heralding the National Federation Party’s rich legacy and crucial role in Fiji’s political landscape. With a nod to historical milestones and current coalition dynamics, he challenged the status quo of the 2013 Constitution, suggesting the need for a reevaluation. What does this mean…
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Restoring Freedom: Fiji’s Path to Democracy
In a powerful address at the National Federation Party Annual Convention, Professor Biman Prasad highlighted the Government’s commitment to restoring freedom in Fiji. With a call for unity and a focus on improving the lives of the underprivileged, Prasad’s vision for a more equitable society ignites a hopeful dialogue about the future of Fiji. What…
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NFP Re-Elects Leaders: A New Chapter in Political Resilience
The National Federation Party reaffirms its leadership at a historic AGM, marking significant milestones in its 61-year journey. As members reflect on their core values, the event brings forth memories and aspirations for the future. What did the President say about their principles and achievements? Join us as we delve deeper into this remarkable gathering!
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Fiji’s Political Resilience: A Call to Revisit Democracy
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka commended the National Federation Party for its enduring legacy and resilience in Fijian politics during the NFP Annual Convention. Reflecting on the party’s significant history, he discussed the merits of coalition governance and the challenges that come with it. Tensions brewed as he expressed concerns about the current constitution, advocating for…
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“Fiji’s Path to Freedom: A Promise Renewed”
In a powerful address at the National Federation Party Annual Convention, Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad declared a new era of freedom for the people of Fiji, following the end of two oppressive regimes. With a focus on rebuilding democracy and inclusivity, Prasad calls upon party members to unite for a brighter future. What…
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NFP Leadership Secured Amidst Reflective Milestone
The National Federation Party’s Annual General Meeting in Sigatoka marked a significant moment in its 61-year history, with all office bearers re-elected without opposition. Discover how the party’s enduring principles have shaped its resilience and hear the reflections of President Parmod Chand on their journey and future. What does this mean for the political landscape?…
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Rabuka Calls for a Reexamination of Fiji’s 2013 Constitution
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka recently praised the National Federation Party for its long legacy and pivotal role in Fiji’s history. Reflecting on past leadership and significant milestones, he also raised concerns about the current constitutional framework. What does this mean for Fiji’s future? Discover the implications of his statements and the challenges ahead for the…
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Fiji’s Path to Democracy: A New Era Begins
In a powerful address at the National Federation Party Annual Convention, Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad highlighted the government’s dedication to restoring freedom and democracy in Fiji. With a focus on unity, integrity, and compassion, he painted an inspiring vision for the nation’s future. What bold steps are being taken to ensure a brighter…
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NFP Leadership Solidified: A New Era or Same Story?
The National Federation Party marked a significant milestone during its Annual General Meeting, re-electing its office bearers without any opposition. With a storied history of resilience and unwavering principles, the party’s leaders reflected on their journey of 61 years. Discover what this means for their future and the reaffirmation of their commitment to national interests.…
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NFP: A Legacy of Resilience and the Call for Constitutional Reevaluation
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka recently lauded the National Federation Party for its enduring legacy in Fiji’s political landscape during their Annual Convention. He reflected on the party’s historic significance and the challenges faced by the current Coalition Government. With poignant memories of collaboration with past leaders and a call to reassess the 2013 Constitution, Rabuka’s…
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A New Era for Fiji: Promises of Freedom and Unity
In a passionate address at the National Federation Party Annual Convention, Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad declared a new era for Fiji, marked by freedom and renewed democracy. With a call for unity and support, he detailed the government’s dedication to uplifting the most disadvantaged and fostering a just society. What plans are in…
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NFP Leadership Renewed: A 61-Year Legacy Reaffirmed
The National Federation Party has made headlines as it re-elects its office bearers unanimously at their Annual General Meeting in Sigatoka. With a celebrated history spanning over six decades, the party’s leadership reflects a steadfast commitment to its core principles. But what does this mean for their future and the political landscape? Dive into the…
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NFP’s Legacy: A Call for Constitutional Change in Fiji
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s remarks at the NFP Annual Convention shed light on the party’s rich history and critical role in Fiji’s political landscape. Reflecting on legislative achievements and past leadership, Rabuka lamented the abrogation of the 1997 Constitution, urging a reconsideration of the current framework. What does this mean for Fiji’s future? Delve into…
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Fiji’s New Era: A Promise of Freedom and Unity
In a powerful address at the National Federation Party Annual Convention, Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad declared that the current government has made significant strides toward restoring freedom in Fiji. With a focus on dismantling the oppressive rule of the past, he called for unity and active support from party members to enhance the…
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NFP Marks 61 Years with Unopposed Re-Election at Historic AGM
The National Federation Party’s Annual General Meeting has solidified its leadership for another term, with Parmod Chand continuing as President. As the party celebrates 61 years of resilience, Chand reflects on its enduring principles and the significance of returning to Sigatoka after a quarter-century. What does this mean for the future of the NFP? Discover…