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Fiji’s Presidential Nominee Unveiled Amid Controversy
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has made a significant announcement regarding Fiji’s presidential nomination amidst unexpected controversies. Tensions over candidate choices led to a last-minute withdrawal, as allegations concerning the current President stirred up questions. With a special parliamentary session approaching, all eyes are now on Ratu Wiliame Katonivere as he emerges as the new nominee.…
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Fiji Labour Party Questions Legality of FICAC Commissioner Appointment
The Fiji Labour Party has raised serious concerns over the legitimacy of Barbara Malimali’s appointment as FICAC Commissioner, alleging it could thwart ongoing investigations. With accusations of misconduct swirling and the timing of the appointment under scrutiny, tensions are rising within the government. What implications does this have for justice and accountability in Fiji? Discover…
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Fiji’s World Cup Journey: Uncertainty Looms as Opponents Change Coaches
As the FIFA World Cup qualifiers loom, the Fiji Bula Boys are facing an intriguing twist in their journey. With fresh coaching changes among rival teams, head coach Rob Sherman voices his concerns about the unpredictable impact on game strategies. Can Fiji harness the power of their home crowd to navigate this uncertainty? Dive into…
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Health Risks for Students: Should Schools Close Amid Water Cuts?
Opposition MP Ketan Lal has raised urgent concerns regarding the safety of students and teachers as water cuts loom over several schools in Fiji. With the Ministry of Education choosing not to close these institutions, Lal argues for immediate action to ensure health and hygiene standards are met. What measures should be taken to safeguard…
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Former Attorney-General Faces Serious Charges in Court Today
Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is facing serious legal challenges as he appears in court today. With multiple charges against him, including abuse of office and unlawful firearm transportation, the implications are far-reaching. Who else is involved in this high-profile case? Click to uncover the details behind the headlines.
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High-Profile Bail Granted Amid Serious Charges in Fiji
Three prominent figures find themselves entangled in serious legal troubles as they navigate the complexities of their recent court proceedings. With multiple charges hanging over them and bail conditions in place, the implications of this case could ripple through various sectors. Discover what lies ahead for them as the next hearing approaches.
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Fiji Urges Citizens to Evacuate Amid Rising Middle East Tensions
Tensions in the Middle East are escalating, prompting the Fijian Government to issue evacuation advisories for its citizens. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has emphasized Fiji’s commitment to peacekeeping and the protection of its people amidst ongoing conflicts. What does this mean for Fijians abroad and the international community? Dive into the details of Fiji’s stance…
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Fiji’s Bold Move Towards 90% Renewable Energy by 2035
Energy Fiji Limited is setting bold targets for a sustainable future, striving to source 90% of its energy from renewables by 2035. With promising projects like the Namosi Hydro-electric scheme on the horizon, a crucial feasibility study is about to kick off. What insights will this study reveal, and how will it impact Fiji’s energy…
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Fiji’s Presidential Nominee: Controversies Cleared?
In a significant political move, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has put forward Ratu Wiliame Katonivere as Fiji’s presidential nominee. With the election fast approaching, questions surrounding past allegations against the current President have sparked tension. What prompted this shift, and what does it mean for Fiji’s political landscape? Find out more in the full article.
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Fiji’s Political Tension: Labor Party Questions PM’s Actions on Controversial Appointment
The Fiji Labour Party is raising serious concerns over the Prime Minister’s remarks on the appointment of FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali. Allegations of unlawfulness and conflicts of interest are at the forefront, suggesting deeper issues within the government. What implications could this have for the authority’s integrity and ongoing investigations? Click to uncover the unfolding…
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Fiji’s World Cup Dreams: Will Coaching Changes Upset the Play?
As Fiji gears up for the FIFA World Cup qualifiers, head coach Rob Sherman shares his apprehensions about the unpredictability of their opponents following recent coaching changes. With new strategies potentially in play, the stakes couldn’t be higher. How will Fiji harness their home advantage in this crucial match? Discover the insights that could shape…
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High-Profile Legal Showdown: Former AG Faces Multiple Charges
Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum faces serious legal challenges as he appears in court today with multiple charges, including abuse of office and unlawful firearm carriage. Who else is implicated in this high-profile case? Click to uncover the details behind these explosive allegations.
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High-Profile Bail Granted Amidserious Charges in Fiji
Bail has been granted to prominent figures, including former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, amidst serious criminal charges. With multiple counts ranging from firearm violations to public corruption, the implications of this case are far-reaching. What will unfold next as the prosecution prepares for the next phase? Dive into the details of this unfolding legal drama.
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Fiji’s PM Issues Evacuation Advisories Amid Rising Middle East Tensions
As tensions rise between Israel and Iran, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has issued urgent advisories for Fijians in affected areas. Discover how Fiji is navigating its peacekeeping commitments and the implications of this escalating conflict on global security. What does this mean for citizens and peacekeepers alike? Click to learn more.
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Fiji’s Bold Vision: 90% Renewable Energy by 2035!
Energy Fiji Limited is on a mission to revolutionize its energy landscape, targeting a remarkable 90% of its energy from renewables by 2035. Key to this ambitious plan is the Namosi Hydro-electric scheme, currently under feasibility review. But what challenges and innovations lie ahead? Discover how EFL aims to navigate environmental, social, and technical complexities…
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Fiji’s Presidential Nominee: Controversy Cleared?
A significant political shift is underway in Fiji as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announces Ratu Wiliame Katonivere as the candidate for the presidency. Amidst swirling concerns and previous nominations, crucial revelations from the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption may reshape the future of Fijian leadership. What does this mean for the upcoming election? Dive into…
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Empowering Women in Football: Fiji’s Game-Changing Coaching Initiative
Exciting developments are on the horizon for women’s football in Fiji! A groundbreaking collaboration between the Fiji Football Association and the Royal Netherlands Football Association promises to empower local coaches with elite training. Discover how this weeklong grassroots coaching course could transform the future of football in the region. Don’t miss out on the details!
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Rabuka Promises Inquiry Amid Controversial Claims
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka revealed that a pivotal document regarding a Commission of Inquiry into serious allegations will soon be presented to the cabinet. Emphasizing transparency and accountability, Rabuka seeks to restore confidence in government institutions amidst a backdrop of controversy. What are the implications of these developments for Fiji’s governance? Read on to find…
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Fiji’s Presidential Nomination Sparks Political Tensions
Tensions are rising within Fiji’s Coalition Government as divisions emerge over nominations for the President. With key parties backing an extension for the current president, uncertainties linger around new contenders. Prime Minister Rabuka’s cautious approach has left many guessing—who will ultimately be chosen? Dive into the drama unfolding in Fijian politics!
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Education Under Threat: Calls to Close Schools Amid Water Cuts
As water cuts loom, one opposition MP is raising serious concerns about the safety of students in affected schools. With calls for closure and alternative solutions, the future of education in these areas hangs in the balance. What steps will the Ministry of Education take to protect the well-being of its students?