International
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Fiji’s FICAC Appointment Sparks Calls for Investigation
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is contemplating the establishment of an independent inquiry into the controversial appointment of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of FICAC. As criticisms mount and concerns about political implications arise, will Rabuka act to preserve the integrity of Fiji’s anti-corruption efforts? Discover the unfolding drama surrounding this significant decision.
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Fiji Faces Doctor Exodus: Healthcare Crisis Looms
Fiji’s healthcare system faces a looming crisis as a staggering 280 medical officers have resigned in just two years. With many specialists leaving for the private sector, the impact on patient care could be profound. What are the driving forces behind this mass exodus? Discover the insights and implications as health officials grapple with this…
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Japan’s Gift: New Classrooms Spark Educational Hope in Fiji
In a significant boost to education in Fiji, Japan’s Ambassador to Fiji, Michii Rokuichiro, recently inspired students at Dreketi Central College with a message of ambition and responsibility. During a ceremony to unveil new classrooms funded by the Japanese Government, he emphasized the transformative power of education and the importance of utilizing these new resources…
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Fiji’s Health Crisis: A Shortage of 2000 Hospital Beds
Fiji’s healthcare system is in crisis, facing a staggering shortage of hospital beds that could affect timely medical care. With an estimated need for 1,500 to 2,000 additional beds, the challenges are mounting. Discover the shocking realities highlighted by healthcare leaders and what it could mean for the nation’s wellbeing.
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Fiji’s FICAC Appointment Sparks Controversy: Will There Be an Inquiry?
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is contemplating the establishment of an independent board of inquiry into the contentious appointment of Barbara Malimali as the Commissioner of FICAC. As tensions rise, concerns surrounding the timing of her role and its implications for the integrity of the agency cannot be overlooked. With a growing petition for her removal,…
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Fiji Faces Healthcare Crisis as 280 Doctors Resign
A significant exodus of medical professionals is shaking Fiji’s healthcare system, with 280 officers resigning in just two years. As concerns mount over the loss of experienced specialists, what does this mean for the future of healthcare in the nation? Dive into the ongoing challenges and potential solutions facing Fiji’s Ministry of Health.
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Big Plans Unveiled: New National Development Plan to Launch Next Week!
The upcoming launch of the National Development Plan promises to be a pivotal moment for the nation. With aspirations for long-term growth and unity, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad aim to chart a course towards a prosperous future. Discover the key elements and ambitious vision behind this crucial initiative in…
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Fiji’s Forestry Sector: A Growing Economic Force Facing Climate Challenges
Fiji’s forestry sector is a vital part of the nation’s economy, driving substantial revenue despite facing challenges from climate change. Discover how the country is transforming its timber industry and the surprising impacts of environmental shifts on production. Don’t miss this deep dive into the future of forestry in Fiji!
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Nadi Comes Alive: Homecoming Concert Draws Record Crowds
Experience the vibrant energy of Nadi as thousands flocked to the unforgettable George ‘Fiji’ Veikoso Homecoming concert! With local and international artists gracing the stage, this event marked a historic weekend for the town. Discover how this incredible gathering impacted the local community and tourism like never before…
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Japan’s Gift: New Classrooms Open Pathways to Learning in Fiji
In a heartening ceremony at Dreketi Central College, Japan’s Ambassador to Fiji, Michii Rokuichiro, rallied students to embrace the power of knowledge as newly built classrooms were unveiled. Funded by a significant grant from the Japanese Government, the new facilities promise to enhance educational opportunities. Discover how this initiative reflects the strong ties between Fiji…
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Fiji’s Healthcare Crisis: Are 2000 Beds Enough?
Fiji is grappling with a significant shortage of hospital beds, posing a serious challenge to its healthcare system. With 1,500 to 2,000 beds needed, Dr. Basharat Munshi sounds the alarm over the implications for patient care and surgical procedures. Discover the details behind this crisis and the bold plans to tackle these overwhelming issues.
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Fiji’s Growing Crisis: Alarming Rise in Child Crimes Revealed
Concerns are growing as Fiji experiences a disturbing rise in crimes against children, with a staggering 25 percent increase reported last month. Acting Commissioner Sakeo Raikaci reveals alarming statistics that reflect a deeper issue impacting the community. What can be done to combat this escalating crisis? Dive into the details to find out more.
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Fiji’s Healthcare Crisis: An Exodus of Doctors
Fiji’s healthcare system faces a critical challenge as the resignation of medical officers continues to rise, raising alarms about the availability of senior specialists. Discover what this means for the future of healthcare in the island nation and the efforts being made to address the pressing issues behind this exodus of talent.
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New Classrooms Spark Hope for Namuka District Students
Exciting changes are on the horizon for students at Namuka District School! With the recent addition of three brand-new classrooms funded by the Japanese government, educational opportunities are set to soar. Discover how this initiative aims to transform learning conditions and uplift the community. Don’t miss out on the inspiring details!
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Finance Minister Denies Corruption Claims as Investigation Stalls
Amidst growing controversy, the Finance Minister has firmly dismissed allegations against him as “baseless.” In a recent statement, he emphasized the claims lack the substance necessary for charges, yet the investigation’s future hangs in the balance with leadership changes in FICAC. How will this unfolding situation affect political dynamics? Click to explore the implications.
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Brother International Expands in Fiji with New Strategic Partnership
Brother International is setting its sights on Fiji with a new official distributor, Pacific Brothers Distributor Pte LTD. This partnership promises to enhance customer service and support, introducing innovative initiatives to drive growth in the local market. With a commitment to improving lives through corporate social responsibility, including substantial contributions to child poverty alleviation and…
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“Reviving Change: Siromi Turaga on The People’s Alliance Impact”
In a recent address to the villagers of Nabuna, Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga praised The People’s Alliance for its transformative impact on the community. Highlighting the party’s commitment to enacting positive change, he also pointed out ongoing investigations into past government actions. As anticipation builds for an upcoming agriculture show and the Annual General…
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National Development Plan Launch: A Vision for Fiji’s Future?
A pivotal moment is on the horizon as the National Development Plan (NDP) launches next Tuesday, spearheaded by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. With ambitions of fostering unity and progress across social, economic, and political arenas, key leaders emphasize the need for change and visionary leadership. What transformative goals lie ahead? Discover the plans that could…
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Fiji’s Forestry Sector: Boosting the Economy Amidst Climate Challenges
The forestry sector plays a crucial role in Fiji’s economy, contributing millions to the GDP. With innovative approaches to wood production and sustainability, the industry faces both promising growth and significant challenges ahead. Discover how climate change is reshaping this vital industry and what the future holds for Fiji’s forests. Click to learn more!
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Catholic Church Calls for Action as Suva’s Street Dweller Crisis Grows
The growing number of street dwellers in Suva has become a pressing concern for the Catholic Church in Fiji, especially for the iTaukei community. As they strive to address this issue through food programs and support services, a call for collective action resonates. Discover the complexities behind this urgent situation and how community efforts aim…
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Justice Minister Lauds People’s Alliance Amidst Controversy
In a passionate address to the villagers of Nabuna, Minister Siromi Turaga lauded The People’s Alliance for their commitment to bring about meaningful change. He expressed gratitude for community support while hinting at important developments on the horizon. As the party gears up for its Annual General Meeting, Turaga’s remarks also raise questions about ongoing…
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A Journey Through Memory: Visiting the 9/11 Memorial in New York
Reflecting on the profound impact of September 11, 2001, and a recent visit to the memorial, this article captures the emotional weight and lasting legacy of that fateful day. Discover how a journey through history reveals stories of resilience, loss, and the indelible marks left on families and communities worldwide. Join us as we explore…
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Brother Partners with Pacific Brothers to Strengthen Fijian Market
Brother International (NZ) Ltd has taken a bold step by partnering with Pacific Brothers Distributor Pte LTD as its new official distributor for Fiji. This collaboration promises to enhance product offerings and customer support, including 24/7 assistance. With a focus on sustainability and community investment, this partnership aims not only to boost business growth but…
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New Vision Unveiled: National Development Plan Launch Set to Ignite Change
Excitement builds as the National Development Plan (NDP) is poised for its launch next Tuesday. With aspirations for a unified vision of progress, key leaders stress the importance of stability and consultative governance. What transformative potential awaits the nation over the next few decades? Don’t miss the insights from this monumental event!
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Fiji’s Forestry: A Green Gem Amid Economic Challenges
Fiji’s forestry sector, a pivotal part of the economy, is navigating both growth and challenges. With a focus on sustainability, the industry is shifting from natural forests to managed plantations. Discover how these changes impact production and what climate challenges lie ahead for Fiji’s timber future.
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Japan Fuels Educational Growth in Fiji with New Classrooms
Japan’s Ambassador to Fiji, Michii Rokuichiro, recently inspired students at Dreketi Central College to fully embrace their educational paths during a significant visit. Unveiling new classrooms and emphasizing the value of learning, he highlighted a strong commitment to advancing education in the region. Discover how this initiative is setting the stage for a brighter future…
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Reflecting on 9/11: A Journey Through Remembrance and Resilience
Step into the emotional journey through time as we revisit the harrowing events of September 11, 2001, and their lingering impact. Experience the poignant visit to the 9/11 Memorial, where sorrow meets resilience, and discover the stories of courage that emerged amidst the tragedy. Join us as we reflect on a day that forever changed…
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New Classrooms Spark Hope for Students in Namuka District
Exciting changes are coming to Namuka District School! With the completion of three new classrooms, funded by the Japanese government, students are gaining a fresh sense of hope. Discover how these new facilities could transform their educational journey and inspire a brighter future.
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Controversy Erupts Over Fiji’s New Corruption Commissioner Appointment
The appointment of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has sparked controversy. Senior MP Jone Usamate raises serious concerns about qualifications, transparency, and due diligence in the selection process. With investigations and potential abuses of office in question, the implications for governance could be profound. What does this mean for…
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Fiji Sees Record July Departures and Visitor Arrivals
Fiji experiences a wave of departures this July, with over 15,000 residents leaving the islands. Meanwhile, visitor arrivals soar to a new record, fueled by holidaymakers. What does this mean for the nation’s tourism and population dynamics? Dive into the full story to uncover the latest insights!