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High-Profile Corruption Charges Rock Fiji Airways Leadership
Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum finds himself in the spotlight as he faces a range of serious charges, including abuse of office and unlawful firearm transport. But that’s not all—two senior Fiji Airways officials are also implicated in this unfolding legal drama. What lies ahead in this high-stakes court appearance?
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High-Profile Figures Granted Bail Amid Serious Charges
Bail has been granted to three high-profile individuals linked to serious charges, including unlawful carriage of firearms and corruption. As legal proceedings unfold, tensions rise over cash bail requirements and the implications of the allegations. What does this mean for the accused and Fiji’s aviation sector? Dive into the complexities of this unfolding legal drama.
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Fiji’s Prime Minister Urges Evacuations Amid Growing Middle East Tensions
In the wake of escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has issued evacuation advisories for Fijians in affected areas. With a focus on citizen safety and international peacekeeping efforts, Fiji’s government remains steadfast in its commitment to promoting stability amidst the chaos. What does this mean for the nation’s future role…
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Fiji’s Quest for 90% Renewable Energy: A Hydro Revolution?
Energy Fiji Limited has set its sights high, aiming for a remarkable transformation in clean energy by 2035. With concrete plans for hydro-electric projects and a commitment to sustainability, the journey towards renewable energy is just beginning. Discover how the feasibility study in Namosi could reshape Fiji’s energy landscape and what it means for the…
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Fiji’s Presidential Nominee Sparks Controversy: What You Need to Know
In a significant political move, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has put forward Ratu Wiliame Katonivere as Fiji’s presidential nominee. As the country prepares for a crucial parliamentary session at the end of October, questions about previous nominees and lingering allegations have stirred controversy. What led to this shift, and how have investigations cleared the way…
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Fiji’s Leadership Under Fire: Controversy Surrounds FICAC Commissioner’s Appointment
The Fijian political landscape is heating up as the Fiji Labour Party challenges Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s comments on the controversial appointment of FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali. With allegations of unlawful processes and potential conflicts of interest swirling, questions arise about the motives behind these key appointments. What implications does this have for ongoing investigations?…
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Fiji’s World Cup Journey: Can New Coaching Changes Topple Their Plans?
With the FIFA World Cup qualifiers fast approaching, Fiji’s head coach Rob Sherman is navigating a landscape filled with unpredictability. Recent coaching changes among their opponents could shake up traditional strategies, leaving Sherman to strategize with uncertainty. How will these developments impact Fiji’s quest for success on home turf? Discover what lies ahead for the…
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Water Cuts Spark Calls for School Closures: Is Student Safety at Risk?
Opposition MP Ketan Lal is raising alarms over the upcoming water cuts and their potential impact on schools in the central division. With serious health and safety concerns at stake, he is calling for immediate action from the Ministry of Education. What solutions does he propose to safeguard the well-being of students and teachers? Discover…
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High-Stakes Court Appearance: Former Attorney-General Faces Serious Charges
Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is facing serious legal troubles as he heads to court today. With a slew of charges ranging from abuse of office to unlawful carriage of firearms, the stakes are high for him and several Fiji Airways executives. What does this mean for the airline and the individuals involved? Stay tuned for…
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High-Profile Figures in Legal Scrutiny: Bail Granted Amid Serious Charges
High-profile figures linked to serious allegations have been granted bail, but the conditions are stringent. As their legal battles unfold, the implications of their charges raise many questions. What lies ahead for Sayed-Khaiyum, Voss, and Ali? Find out more about this developing story.
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Fiji’s Stance in the Growing Middle East Conflict: What’s Next?
Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka urges Fijians in affected regions to evacuate for their safety. As Fiji reaffirms its commitment to peacekeeping, the Prime Minister addresses the complexities of the conflict and the nation’s ongoing role. What does this mean for Fiji and its citizens? Discover more about this…
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Fiji’s Bold Move Towards Renewable Energy: What’s Next?
Energy Fiji Limited is setting its sights on a greener future with a bold initiative to source 90% of its energy from renewables by 2035. Discover the exciting plans for the Namosi Hydro-electric scheme, as experts dive into feasibility studies to assess its potential impact and benefits. What challenges and possibilities lie ahead in this…
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Fiji’s Presidential Nominee: Unraveling the Controversy Behind the Choice
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has unveiled a crucial nomination for Fiji’s presidency, setting the stage for a pivotal vote in Parliament at the month’s end. Amidst a backdrop of allegations and investigations, the details surrounding Ratu Wiliame Katonivere’s candidacy reveal a complex web of political intrigue. What led to this dramatic decision, and what potential…
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Fiji Labour Party Challenges PM Over Controversial FICAC Appointment
Tensions rise as the Fiji Labour Party challenges Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka over the controversial appointment of Barbara Malimali as FICAC Commissioner. Accusations of misconduct and conflicts of interest loom large, raising questions about the integrity of the process. What lies behind this political storm? Click to explore the unfolding drama and uncover the implications…
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Unpredictable Opponents: Fiji’s World Cup Qualifier Challenge
As the FIFA World Cup qualifiers loom, Fiji’s coach Rob Sherman grapples with uncertainty from recent coaching changes among their rivals. With new leaders at the helm, unpredictability reigns. How might these shifts impact Fiji’s strategy and chances? Discover the challenges and hopes as the Bula Boys prepare to face the competition!
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Schools at Risk: Calls for Closure Amid Water Cut Crisis
Opposition MP Ketan Lal has raised urgent concerns over planned water cuts affecting schools in the central division. Highlighting potential health and safety risks for students and teachers, he calls for the immediate closure of impacted schools unless adequate water supplies are provided. Will the Ministry of Education heed his warnings and take action? Discover…
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High-Profile Court Showdown: Former Attorney-General Faces Serious Charges
A former Attorney-General is making headlines as he faces serious charges in court today. Allegations of abuse of office, breach of trust, and unlawful firearm carriage could shake the political landscape. Who else will be implicated, and what does this mean for the future? Don’t miss the unfolding drama.
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High-Profile Bail Granted Amid Corruption Allegations in Fiji
Three prominent figures, including former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, have been granted bail amid serious charges related to aviation security and corruption. With bail set at $10,000 each, the case is scheduled for further discussion in November. What led to these shocking developments? Dive into the details to uncover the full story.
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Fiji Prepares for Tensions: Evacuations Ordered Amid Middle East Conflict
Tensions in the Middle East are rising, prompting Fiji’s Prime Minister to take precautionary measures for citizens abroad. Discover the implications of this escalating conflict and how it could affect peacekeeping efforts on the global stage. Curious about Fiji’s role and the broader geopolitical landscape? Click to find out more.
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Fiji’s Bold Step Towards 90% Renewable Energy by 2035
Energy Fiji Limited is on a mission to revolutionize its energy landscape by committing to 90% renewable sources by 2035. The spotlight shines on the potential Namosi Hydro-electric scheme as the company embarks on a critical feasibility study. What could this mean for the future of energy in Fiji? Delve into the details of EFL’s…