International
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Urgent Call to Action: Boosting Birth Registrations in Fiji
The pressing issue of delayed birth registration for children has caught national attention, prompting ambitious goals from government officials. Amidst a community discussion, concerns were raised about the significant gap in birth registrations, particularly within the iTaukei community. Discover how the Minister of Justice plans to tackle this challenge and the surprising implications of unregistered…
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From Stay-at-Home Mom to Engineering Graduate: Joana’s Inspiring Journey
Meet Joana Adimila, a determined stay-at-home mom who stepped back into education after a decade of absence. Discover her inspiring journey as she navigates the challenges of a male-dominated industry and graduates with a Certificate II in Engineering Pathways. What drives her ambition and how is she preparing for a brighter future? Read more to…
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Birth Registration Crisis: Is Your Child Counted?
The issue of delayed birth registration for children has come to the forefront, with the Minister for Justice, Siromi Turaga, aiming for a 100% registration rate in just two years. Alarmingly, many children, especially in the iTaukei community, are left unregistered until it’s time for school. What proactive steps are being taken to address this…
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FICAC Leadership Under Fire: Will Police Findings Shape the Future?
A critical investigation into FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali’s alleged misconduct is poised to impact the future of Fiji’s anti-corruption efforts. As police delve into the claims and a Commission of Inquiry looms, questions about integrity and transparency at the highest levels of government intensify. What will this mean for Fiji’s leadership and public trust? The…
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Breaking Barriers: Meet Fiji’s Best Young Female Farmer
In a heartfelt moment at the President’s Farmers Award ceremony, Moreen Ram was celebrated as the Best Young Farmer of the Year (Female) for her dedication to rice farming. Discover how this determined mother of two turned challenges into triumphs and inspire others along the way. Would you take her advice and consider a future…
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Festive Fire Safety Alert: What You Need to Know!
As the festive season approaches, a recent industrial fire raises crucial questions about safety. With extensive damage reported at a Suva complex, the National Fire Authority urges vigilance among business owners. Discover essential fire safety tips that could help protect your property during this busy time.
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Former Sports Leader Returned: Legal Storm Brews in Fiji
Convicted businessman Umarji Aiyaz Mohammed Musa has returned to Fiji amid ongoing legal troubles. After serving time in New Zealand for drug importation, he now faces serious investigations by local authorities. Discover the latest developments surrounding Musa’s controversial journey and the implications for Fiji’s fight against organized crime.
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“Rabuka Reflects on Political Insults and the Journey to Rebuild Trust in Fiji”
In a candid reflection on his political journey, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka addresses the challenges and controversies leading up to the 2022 General Election. From facing personal insults to navigating so-called “gutter politics,” his insights shed light on the turbulent climate affecting voters. Discover how Rabuka plans to reshape Fiji’s future and foster unity within…
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Presidential Drama: Will Ratu Wiliame Secure a Second Term?
As the October deadline approaches, all eyes are on Ratu Wiliame Katonivere, who appears poised for a second presidential term amidst shifting political dynamics. Discover what led to the postponement of the nomination and the anticipated moves from both the government and the opposition.
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Fiji’s Anticorruption Future Hangs in the Balance: What’s Next for FICAC?
The investigation into FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali takes center stage as it intertwines with the upcoming Commission of Inquiry. Allegations of misconduct loom large, raising critical questions about the integrity of Fiji’s anti-corruption agency and the very fabric of public trust. What will the findings reveal, and how will they impact the nation’s leadership? The…
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Stepfather Sentenced for Shocking Assault: The Dark Side of Domestic Trust
A former primary school teacher has been sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison for the heinous abuse of his stepdaughter. The crimes, which took place over several years, revealed a disturbing abuse of trust and power. As the court highlights the impact on the victim, this case raises serious questions about the safety of…
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Rabuka Reflects on Gutter Politics and Trust in Fiji’s Future
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reflects on the trials and tribulations of leadership, sharing his experiences of being labeled and facing accusations during his political journey. With a call for unity and trust, he hints at a transformative vision for Fiji’s electoral future. What does he foresee for the upcoming elections? Discover his insights and the…
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New Nakasi Market Transforms Vendors’ Experience and Boosts Sales
Discover how the new Nakasi Market is transforming the lives of local vendors like Luisa Reece. As they reflect on past challenges, this vibrant space is offering not just shelter from the elements, but a community-centric approach to selling. What exciting changes have emerged? Dive in to find out!
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Fiji’s FICAC Controversy: A Pivotal Investigation Ahead
The investigation into FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali is just the tip of the iceberg, with implications that could reshape Fiji’s anti-corruption landscape. As the police probe deepens, questions surrounding leadership integrity and public trust in national institutions intensify. What will the findings reveal, and how will they influence the upcoming Commission of Inquiry? Click to…
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Stepfather Sentenced for Horrific Crimes Against His Stepdaughter: A Cautionary Tale
A former primary school teacher has been sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison for horrific acts against his stepdaughter. The court’s decision highlights the serious impact of such crimes, revealing a troubling pattern of betrayal and exploitation within what was supposed to be a safe home. What led to this shocking verdict? Discover the…
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NFA Issues Urgent Fire Safety Alert as Festive Season Approaches
As the festive season approaches, the National Fire Authority urges everyone to prioritize fire safety following a significant blaze in Suva. While firefighters managed to contain the fire, the damage was extensive. Discover what crucial precautions business owners and the public can take to prevent similar incidents this holiday season. Don’t let your celebrations turn…
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From Pharmacy to Felon: The Ongoing Saga of Umarji Aiyaz Mohammed Musa in Fiji
A controversial figure in Fiji’s sports and business landscape, Umarji Aiyaz Mohammed Musa has returned home after serving time in New Zealand for drug importation. Now under investigation for serious offenses, including drug trafficking and money laundering, his story raises questions about accountability and the ongoing battle against organized crime. What does this mean for…
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Growing Concern: Birth Registration Rates in Fiji Lag Behind
Concerns are growing over the significant number of unregistered births in the nation, prompting a bold initiative to boost registration rates. With a current rate of 80%, the Minister for Justice is aiming for a complete turnaround within two years. Discover how community outreach and urgent calls for action might change the landscape of birth…
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Festive Fire Safety: Critical Warnings from National Fire Authority
As the festive season approaches, the National Fire Authority is urging heightened vigilance following a devastating industrial fire in Suva. With significant damages reported and investigations underway, are you prepared to safeguard your property? Discover essential fire safety tips that could prevent tragedy this holiday season.
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Presidential Drama: Ratu Wiliame’s Second Term in the Balance!
As the parliamentary session approaches, anticipation mounts around President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere’s potential reappointment. Will the opposition reveal their strategy, or is the path to a second term already paved? Discover the latest intricacies of this unfolding political drama on October 31.