International
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Police Uncover Major Marijuana Farming Operation in Fiji
In a strategic operation, local police have taken a bold step against illegal drug cultivation in a remote area. Over 600 suspected marijuana plants were confiscated, along with significant evidence of cultivation. With three arrests made, the focus on disrupting illegal drug distribution continues. What does this mean for the fight against drug crime in…
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United Against Fraud: Fiji’s National Scam Awareness Week Takes Center Stage
As Fiji ramps up its efforts to combat scams, the National Scam Awareness Week has brought international partners together in a united front. With key initiatives underway, discover how these collaborative strategies aim to bolster digital resilience and protect communities from fraud. Don’t miss the insights shared by leaders from Australia, New Zealand, and the…
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Healing and Forgiveness: A Call for Truth in Fiji
In light of ongoing discussions around the Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Reverend Anil Reuben urges a collective journey toward healing and forgiveness. Reflecting on the scars left by past coups, he emphasizes the importance of storytelling in overcoming deep-seated grievances. What personal experiences will emerge, and how can they reshape the future of Fiji?…
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Fiji’s $23 Million Education Building: What’s Next?
Excitement is building as the Fijian Teachers Association gears up for a new $23 million headquarters expansion in Suva. With local experts on board and promising discussions underway with various banks, the project hints at thrilling developments for education in Fiji. What does the future hold for this ambitious initiative? Click to find out!
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Tragedy Strikes as Fiji Family Mourns Drowning of Young Man in Kansas
Heartbreak has struck a close-knit family in Fiji after the tragic drowning of 21-year-old Kaiava Francis in Kansas. A day of fun took a devastating turn when a swim at Detners dam ended in tragedy. Discover how this incident has left loved ones grappling with an unimaginable loss.
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Fiji’s Silent Crisis: Can Compassion Combat the Drug Trade?
The growing drug crisis in Fiji is sparking intense debate on the best approach to combat it. As calls for extreme measures like the death penalty emerge, human rights lawyer Sabrina Khan-Sharma argues for rehabilitation and addressing underlying societal issues instead. Discover the complexities of this silent epidemic and why a compassionate strategy may be…
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Fiji’s Neutral Path to Truth: A New Commission Leads the Way
A pivotal step towards healing is underway in Fiji as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission prepares to appoint an impartial international chairperson. With a focus on transparency and neutrality, public consultations are gathering insights to shape the commission’s future. What challenges lie ahead in confronting past grievances? Discover the details behind this crucial initiative and…
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Healing and Forgiveness: A Call for Truth in Fiji
In a powerful call for healing and unity, Reverend Anil Reuben of the Methodist Church in Fiji stresses the importance of truth and forgiveness in overcoming the scars of the past. As discussions about the Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission unfold, he invites the nation to share their stories, shedding light on hidden pains. Will…
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Cabinet Tensions: Will Lynda Tabuya Face Consequences?
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka finds himself in a difficult position as he navigates the fallout from Minister Lynda Tabuya’s provocative comments on the death penalty for drug offenders. With unresolved cabinet discussions and calls for her removal echoing around him, can Rabuka maintain order in his ranks? The tension is palpable—discover what’s at stake in…
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“Church Official Urges Action Amid Fiji’s Social Crisis”
A Methodist Church official has sounded the alarm regarding the church’s lack of action in the face of escalating social crises. With rising drug trafficking, teenage pregnancies, and sexual crimes, Reverend Iliesa Koroi calls for a deeper engagement from religious leaders to combat these challenges. His urgent message highlights the need for spiritual renewal within…
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Legal Battle Heats Up in Suva: Key Rulings Awaited
Tensions rise in the courtroom as former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem face off in a pivotal legal battle. With significant deadlines approaching and crucial arguments to be made, what will the future hold for this high-profile case? Stay tuned for the unfolding drama.
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Scam Alert: Are You Prepared for the Latest Tricks?
As scams evolve in today’s digital landscape, awareness becomes crucial. With rising incidents affecting many, including a staggering $1.7 million lost in just one year, the urgency for education is clear. Join the fight against fraud this National Scam Awareness Week and learn how to protect yourself from becoming the next victim. What are the…
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Tragedy Strikes: Young Fiji Native Drowns in U.S. Dam Accident
A family mourns the heartbreaking loss of 21-year-old Kaiava Francis, who tragically drowned in Kansas while swimming with friends. What began as a joyful outing ended in sorrow as the current of the Neosho River swept him away. Discover the emotional story behind this tragedy and the impact it has on those left behind.
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International Allies Unite Against Scammers in Fiji
As Fiji kicks off its National Scam Awareness Week, leaders emphasize the crucial role of collective action in the fight against fraud. With support from international partners, new initiatives are set to strengthen the nation’s digital defenses. What new strategies are being unveiled, and how will they impact Fiji’s resilience against scams? Discover the key…
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Healing and Forgiveness: A Call to Truth in Fiji
Reverend Anil Reuben calls for healing and forgiveness in Fiji as the nation considers a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to confront its turbulent past. With personal ties to the events of the 1987 and 2000 coups, he emphasizes the importance of sharing experiences to move toward healing. Discover how these conversations could transform the future…
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Cabinet Chaos: Will Minister Tabuya Face the Music?
The political landscape is heating up as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka navigates the fallout from Minister Lynda Tabuya’s controversial comments on the death penalty. With mounting pressure for her removal, Rabuka hesitates to take a definitive stance. What’s the real story behind the Cabinet’s silence? Dive into the full article to uncover the implications of…
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Church Leader Calls for Action Amid National Crisis
Reverend Iliesa Koroi is raising alarm bells within the Methodist Church, criticizing its silence amid a national crisis of rising drug trafficking and social dysfunction. He calls for urgent action from church leaders to engage with the youth and restore family unity, while questioning the effectiveness of governmental approaches to the crisis. What are his…
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High-Stakes Legal Showdown at Suva Magistrate’s Court
Tensions rise in the courtroom as the Suva Magistrate’s Court grapples with significant legal maneuvers involving former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem. With critical submissions due soon and the possibility of case consolidation looming, the stakes couldn’t be higher. What will the next steps mean for those involved? Stay tuned…
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Tragedy Strikes as Fijian Student Drowns in Kansas Dam Accident
A family’s heartache unfolds as 21-year-old Kaiava Francis tragically drowns in Kansas while swimming with friends. The shocking news has left loved ones reeling in grief as they grapple with the sudden loss. Discover the details behind this heartbreaking incident and its impact on those left behind.
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Seeking Justice: Healing from the Shadows of Fiji’s 2006 Coup
As two women confront the haunting memories of a violent past in Fiji, their quest for justice and healing brings them before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. With personal ties to victims of the 2006 coup, they pose critical questions about the commission’s effectiveness and intent. Will the TRC deliver the clarity and closure they…
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Major Drug Bust: Over 600 Marijuana Plants Seized in Fiji Raid
A recent police raid in Nalawa has led to a significant discovery, with over 600 plants suspected to be marijuana seized. Three men are in custody as authorities intensify their crackdown on illegal drug distribution. What other details have emerged from this operation?
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Fiji’s Silent Crisis: The Human Cost of the Drug Trade
Fiji is facing a silent crisis that demands urgent attention. Renowned human rights lawyer Sabrina Khan-Sharma sheds light on the complexities of the drug epidemic, advocating for compassion and rehabilitation over harsh penalties. Discover her insights on how societal vulnerabilities contribute to this issue and why a shift in perspective could be crucial for the…
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Fiji’s Call for Healing: Is Truth the Path to Forgiveness?
In a poignant call for healing, Reverend Anil Reuben of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma emphasizes the significance of truth in reconciling past wounds. As discussions surrounding a proposed Truth and Reconciliation Commission unfold, he advocates for a collective journey of forgiveness and understanding. What does this mean for Fiji’s future? Discover the…
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“Church Leaders Urged to Rise Against Fiji’s Social Crises”
In a stark call to action, a Methodist Church official has voiced concerns over the church’s inaction amid a growing national crisis encompassing drug trafficking, teenage pregnancies, and rising HIV/AIDS rates. Reverend Iliesa Koroi emphasizes the urgent need for spiritual leaders to engage with these pressing issues, insisting that true transformation can only come through…
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Legal Showdown: Key Rulings Await in High-Profile Case
In a gripping court case involving former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and ex-Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem, the Suva Magistrate’s Court is gearing up for pivotal submissions from both sides. With Sayed-Khaiyum absent due to health concerns and Saneem challenging the legitimacy of the charges against him, tensions are rising. The implications of this legal battle…
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Tragedy Strikes: Young Fiji Native Drowns in Kansas Dam Incident
A family’s joy turns to heartbreak with the tragic drowning of 21-year-old Kaiava Francis in Kansas. The shocking incident has left loved ones grappling with disbelief and loss. What led to this heartbreaking event?
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Massive Drug Bust: Over 600 Plants Seized in Fiji Police Raid
In a significant crackdown on drug-related activities, police have raided a farm, uncovering over 600 suspected marijuana plants and arresting three individuals. As enforcement efforts ramp up, this operation highlights the ongoing battle against the supply of illegal substances. What new developments will emerge from this operation? Discover the full story.
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Fiji Unites Against Scammers: A National Awareness Push
Fiji is stepping up its fight against scams with the launch of National Scam Awareness Week. This key initiative, backed by international partners, promises to boost digital resilience and combat fraud. But what strategies and programs are being unveiled? Dive into the details of this collaborative effort and discover how Fiji is fortifying its defenses…
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Cabinet Showdown: Will Lynda Tabuya Face Consequences?
Tensions rise within Fiji’s government as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka grapples with Lynda Tabuya’s controversial stance on the death penalty for drug offenders. With calls for her removal growing louder, will the Cabinet take decisive action? Discover the unfolding drama behind closed doors.
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Stay Aware: Fiji’s National Scam Awareness Week Launches Against Evolving Fraud Tactics
In a world where scams are evolving faster than ever, the need for heightened awareness is critical. The launch of the National Scam Awareness Week aims to arm Fijians with the tools to combat an array of deceitful practices, from impersonation schemes to romance scams. With alarming statistics highlighting the impact of online fraud, it’s…