Opinion
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Empowering Women in Hospitality: One Leader’s Journey to Success
Join us as we explore the inspiring journey of Titilia Delaivuna Naqila, the HR Manager at Fiji Hideaway Resort and Spa. With challenges like self-doubt and balancing family life, Naqila reveals how she transformed her mindset to achieve career success. Discover the pivotal moments and empowering lessons that shaped her path in the hospitality industry,…
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Empowered Women: Naqila’s Journey from Self-Doubt to HR Leadership
Join Titilia Delaivuna Naqila on her inspiring journey as she navigates the challenges of being a mother, wife, and HR Manager at Fiji Hideaway Resort and Spa. Discover how she transformed self-doubt into confidence and learned the essence of self-care while breaking through barriers in a male-dominated industry. Naqila’s story is not just about personal…
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Fiji’s Constitution in Crisis: Are Major Reforms on the Horizon?
Fiji’s constitutional amendments are stirring strong debates among citizens and leaders, with concerns about the stringent 75% majority requirement leading to political deadlocks. Critics argue that recent governmental responses to these issues may not be addressing the underlying problems of governance. As healthcare challenges come to the forefront, voices are calling for immediate changes. Amidst…
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Fiji’s Constitutional Debate: A Call for Change or Just More Deadlock?
The ongoing debate over Fiji’s constitutional amendments reveals a landscape of differing opinions on governance and representation. With voices calling for a reevaluation of the current amendment threshold and the role of traditional power structures, the implications for the future of leadership and public services are profound. Amidst escalating healthcare concerns and demands for meaningful…
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Fiji’s Future at Stake: A Push for Constitutional Revamp
Calls for constitutional reform in Fiji are intensifying as paramount chief Ro Teimumu Kepa criticizes the 2013 Constitution for lacking public input and representation. Highlighting concerning provisions and the disenfranchisement of citizens, she is joined by political leaders who share frustrations about the governance framework established post-coup. With a push for deeper engagement and inclusivity,…
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Fiji’s Constitutional Crisis: Calls for a People’s Voice
Calls for constitutional reform in Fiji are gathering momentum, with the paramount chief of the Burebasaga Confederacy expressing strong concerns over the imposition of the 2013 Constitution. Highlighting a lack of public input and significant powers granted to certain officials, leaders urge Fijians to advocate for a system that truly reflects their voices and interests.…
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Fiji’s Future: Calls for Constitutional Change and Inclusivity
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka raises urgent questions about the 2013 Constitution, emphasizing its failure to truly represent Fiji’s indigenous population. He argues that the election results indicate a strong public desire for change and a reassessment of governance that aligns with modern democratic ideals. As he envisions a more inclusive framework that promotes unity and…
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Rabuka’s Bold Vision: A Call for Constitutional Change in Fiji
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is challenging the foundations of the 2013 Constitution, arguing it promotes a dangerous concentration of power and fails to truly represent the indigenous peoples of Fiji. As he calls for a transformative dialogue on constitutional reform, Rabuka emphasizes the need for inclusivity and the importance of listening to the voices of…
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Fiji’s Constitution: A Call for Change and Unity Amidst Dissent
Opposition MP Jone Usamate challenges the notion that the 2013 Constitution is unamendable, calling for unity and bipartisanship in addressing constitutional reforms. His comments during a parliamentary session highlight a growing demand for public involvement in shaping a constitution that reflects citizens’ values. As lawmakers engage in discussions about potential amendments, there is a sense…
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Can Fiji’s Constitution Be Amended? A Call for Unity and Collaboration
Opposition MP Jone Usamate is challenging the notion that Fiji’s 2013 Constitution is unamendable, emphasizing the power of bipartisanship in facilitating necessary changes. His call for unity and collaborative efforts reflects a growing momentum among lawmakers for constitutional reform. With voices from various political figures joining the discussion, a renewed focus on public engagement and…