International
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Tabuya’s Controversial Comments Ignite Cabinet Tension
Tensions rise in the Fijian government as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka faces the fallout from Minister Lynda Tabuya’s controversial comments on the death penalty. With calls for her dismissal growing, Rabuka reveals he is waiting for the Cabinet to address the insubordination. What’s next for this political standoff?
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Scam Awareness Week: Are You Protecting Yourself?
Scams are evolving faster than we realize, infiltrating everyday life with alarming creativity. As the National Scam Awareness Week kicks off, experts emphasize the urgent need for vigilance against schemes targeting unsuspecting individuals. With alarming statistics and a call for greater public education, the fight against these deceptive tactics is more crucial than ever. Want…
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Tragic Drowning: Young Fijian’s Swim Ends in Heartbreak
A young life cut short—Kaiava Francis, just 21, drowned in a tragic accident at a Kansas dam. As his family grapples with the shocking news, the circumstances surrounding his final moments raise countless questions. Discover the heartfelt reactions and the story behind this devastating loss.
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Fiji’s Bold Move: Overseas Experts to Lead Reconciliation Efforts
The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission is set to make bold moves towards impartiality with the appointment of a neutral overseas chairperson. Amid public consultations, concerns about political bias have been raised, emphasizing the need for high-caliber, independent leaders. What does this mean for Fiji’s journey towards healing historical wounds? Discover the full story behind…
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Cabinet Controversy: Will Lynda Tabuya Face Consequences?
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka finds himself in a delicate situation as questions arise over Minister Lynda Tabuya’s insubordination following her controversial remarks on the death penalty. With calls for her dismissal mounting, Rabuka’s reluctance to take immediate action leaves many wondering what will happen next. Will the Cabinet take a stand? Discover the tensions brewing…
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Legal Tensions Rise in High-Profile Case: What’s Next for Sayed-Khaiyum and Saneem?
Tensions rise in the courtroom as the Suva Magistrate’s Court prepares for a pivotal hearing involving former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and ex-Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem. With questions surrounding the validity of the charges and potential legal delays, what will emerge from this critical case? Stay tuned for the unfolding drama.
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Scam Awareness Week: Are You Prepared for the Next Trick?
As scams evolve alongside our digital landscape, staying informed is more crucial than ever. Join the conversation around the alarming rise of impersonation schemes, fraudulent job offers, and romance scams. Discover how National Scam Awareness Week is working to protect you and future generations from these threats. Will you be prepared before it’s too late?
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Methodist Church Backs Military’s Healing Initiative in Fiji
The Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma is taking a significant step toward healing and unity by backing the RFMF’s Reconciliation and Restoration Programme. Dive into the details of this initiative and discover how it intersects with the government’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission efforts.
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Healing from the Past: Will the TRC Bring Justice for Coup Victims?
Two women are on a quest for healing, grappling with the traumatic legacy of the 2006 coup in Fiji. Their journey takes them to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, where they seek answers and justice for their loved ones who suffered unimaginable horrors. As discussions unfold and questions are raised, the path to reconciliation looks…
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Fiji Leads the Charge in Global Scam Awareness Initiative
As Fiji steps up its battle against scams, the National Scam Awareness Week shines a spotlight on the importance of international cooperation. With support from Australia, New Zealand, and the EU, new initiatives aim to bolster the nation’s digital resilience. Discover how this united effort is setting the stage for a safer digital environment in…
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Healing Fiji: Church Backs Military’s Unity Initiative
The Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma has stepped forward to support a key military initiative aimed at fostering healing and unity across the nation. What does this mean for the future of community relations and national development? Discover the church’s perspective and the plans for a Truth and Reconciliation Commission that could transform the…
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Fiji’s Drug Crisis: Justice or Redemption?
Fiji faces a silent but pressing crisis stemming from illicit drugs, with calls for harsh penalties clashing against the need for compassion and rehabilitation. International human rights lawyer Sabrina Khan-Sharma highlights the complexities of the drug epidemic, urging a focus on the root causes that exploit society’s most vulnerable. As debates intensify, her insights challenge…
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Fiji’s Bold Step Towards Reconciliation: Overseas Expert to Lead Commission
The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission is gearing up to appoint an overseas expert as its chairperson to ensure impartiality. With a focus on gathering public feedback during nationwide consultations, the commission aims to address historical grievances and promote healing in affected communities. Discover what this could mean for Fiji’s future and the steps being…
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Unity and Healing: A New Chapter in Fiji’s Reconciliation Efforts
The Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma has thrown its support behind a significant military-led initiative aimed at fostering national healing and unity. Discover how this collaboration could reshape relationships within the military and the broader community. What does this mean for truth and reconciliation in Fiji? Read more to find out!
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Fiji’s Next Step: An Independent Chair for Truth and Reconciliation?
Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission is making strides towards impartiality by appointing an overseas expert as its chairperson and ensuring that all committee members remain politically neutral. As public consultations unfold, concerns about bias in decision-making are being addressed. What does this mean for the future of reconciliation in Fiji? Dive into the details and…
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Tabuya’s Controversial Comments: Will She Face Consequences?
Tensions rise within the Fijian government as Prime Minister Rabuka navigates a controversial situation involving Minister for Women, Lynda Tabuya. With her outspoken views on the death penalty igniting a firestorm, will the Cabinet take action against her? Discover the unfolding drama and the implications for leadership and policy in Fiji.
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Fiji’s Teachers Gear Up for Ambitious $23 Million Building Project
Excitement builds as the Fijian Teachers Association awaits a crucial report on their ambitious $23 million building project in Suva. With promising interest from multiple banks and expert guidance, the future of this new headquarters is looking bright. What’s next for the FTA and their plans? Find out more!
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Beware: Scammers Evolve in Fiji’s Digital Age
As scams become increasingly sophisticated, awareness and education are more crucial than ever. Discover the alarming trends in fraud that are impacting Fiji and how a dedicated campaign aims to protect consumers. Are you prepared to safeguard yourself against these cunning tactics? Click to learn more.
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Unity and Healing: Fiji’s Military and Church Join Forces!
The Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma has thrown its support behind a vital initiative aimed at fostering healing and unity within the military and the broader community. As discussions unfold between church leaders and military officials, the emphasis on truth and reconciliation takes center stage. What implications could this program have for national development?…
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Seeking Justice: Women’s Fight for Healing After Fiji’s 2006 Coup
Two women share their harrowing experiences as they seek justice and healing from the trauma of the 2006 coup. At a recent Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearing, they raised poignant questions about reconciliation, clarity, and the path forward for Fiji. As legislation is refined to address these historical injustices, will their pleas for accountability and…