International
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Fiji Sees Record Departures and Visitor Arrivals in July 2024
July saw a significant movement of residents from Fiji, with thousands departing for various lengths of time. Meanwhile, visitor arrivals reached a record high, highlighting a notable trend in tourism. What does this mean for Fiji’s economy and future? Discover the intriguing details behind these figures and their implications!
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Fiji’s Street Dwellers: A Call for Community Action
The rising number of street dwellers in Suva has sparked concern from the Catholic Church in Fiji, particularly regarding the iTaukei population. As the church steps up its efforts to provide immediate assistance, a pressing call for a coordinated approach emerges. What challenges lie ahead, and how can communities come together to create real change?…
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Ratu Ilisaniti’s Call: Families First, Kava Second!
In a passionate appeal, the Tui Nadogo urges the Nadogo community to rethink kava consumption and reinforce the family unit. As concerns grow about youth distraction and misguided paths, he emphasizes the pivotal role of fathers in guiding their children. Discover the crucial steps he believes can safeguard the village’s future and values.
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New Classrooms Spark Hope for Namuka District Students
Exciting developments are underway at Namuka District School, where three newly inaugurated classrooms promise a brighter future for students. Funded by the Japanese government, this initiative aims to transform educational facilities and boost student motivation. What does this mean for the community’s educational landscape? Discover how this investment is set to change lives!
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Fiji Sees Record Departures and Visitor Arrivals in July 2024!
In a surprising turn of events, July 2024 saw a significant number of Fijian residents opting to leave the islands, while visitor arrivals hit a record high. What does this shift mean for Fiji’s tourism landscape? Dive into the details to uncover the trends and implications behind these numbers!
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Church Calls for Action as Street Dwellers Surge in Fiji
As the number of street dwellers in Suva rises, the Catholic Church in Fiji is stepping up its outreach efforts, highlighting alarming health challenges and the urgent need for community collaboration. With a focus on the iTaukei population, the church is not just providing immediate aid, but also advocating for sustainable solutions. Discover how local…
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Brother International Expands Reach in Fiji with New Distributor Partnership
Brother International (NZ) Ltd is taking a significant step in the Fijian market by teaming up with Pacific Brothers Distributor Pte LTD. This strategic partnership promises to enhance product offerings and customer support, while also committing resources to social causes in the region. What does this mean for the future of business in Fiji? Discover…
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Controversy Erupts Over Fiji’s Anti-Corruption Commissioner Appointment
The recent appointment of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has sparked significant debate. Senior Opposition MP Jone Usamate has raised serious concerns about the process behind her selection, questioning the integrity of the institutions involved and highlighting issues of governance. Could this controversy signal deeper challenges within Fiji’s political…
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Fiji Sees Record Departures and Visitor Arrivals in July 2024
Fiji sees a remarkable shift as over 15,000 residents depart in July, yet the islands welcome a record number of visitors. What are the driving factors behind these trends? Discover the surprising statistics and insights that reveal the evolving landscape of travel to and from Fiji.
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Fiji’s Forestry Sector: Growth, Challenges, and Sustainability
Discover the crucial role of Fiji’s forestry sector in the national economy and its ambitious plans for sustainable timber production. With challenges on the horizon from climate change and evolving market demands, how will Fiji navigate its future in forestry? Dive into the details of this evolving industry and what it means for the islands.
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Village Chief Urges Kava Cutback for Family Bonding and Youth Guidance
Ratu Ilisaniti Malodali has a powerful message for the villages of Nadogo: limit kava consumption to strengthen family bonds and enhance parental presence. Discover why he believes this shift is crucial for the youth’s future and the village’s unity. Are our traditions and values at risk? Find out more in this thought-provoking piece.
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New Classrooms, New Beginnings: A Gift of Hope for Namuka Students
Three new classrooms have just been inaugurated at Namuka District School, sparking a wave of excitement among students and staff. Discover how this significant investment from the Japanese government is set to transform the educational experience in Macuata and what it means for the future of the community.
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Fiji’s Governance Under Scrutiny: Controversy Surrounds New FICAC Commissioner
The recent appointment of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has sparked controversy, drawing sharp criticism from Senior Opposition MP Jone Usamate. While he recognizes the importance of female representation in leadership, Usamate questions the integrity of the appointment process and hints at deeper issues of governance and accountability. His…
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Fiji Sees Record July Departures and Visitor Arrivals
A surge in travel is transforming Fiji’s landscape this July. With over 15,000 residents heading out and a record number of visitors arriving, what’s driving this surge? Discover the latest trends and insights that highlight the dynamic shifts in Fiji’s travel scene.
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Money Laundering Scandal: Officer and Partner’s Case Adjourned
A high-profile case involving a police officer and a former reconciliation officer is set to continue later this month, highlighting serious allegations of money laundering and fraudulent activity. As the legal proceedings unfold, the details of their alleged misdeeds raise questions about trust and accountability. What led to the charges, and how will the courtroom…
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Fiji Sees Record Departures and Visitors in July 2024
Fiji’s latest statistics reveal intriguing trends in resident departures and visitor arrivals for July 2024. While thousands left the country for short trips, an impressive surge in tourists flocked to the islands. Discover the surprising numbers that highlight Fiji’s allure and changing travel patterns!
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Praising Change: The People’s Alliance and Its Vision for Fiji
In a recent address to the community of Nabuna, Minister Siromi Turaga highlighted the transformative vision of The People’s Alliance. Celebrating the party’s influence in driving change and ensuring that every voice is heard, Turaga’s remarks hint at the unfolding political landscape in Fiji. With upcoming events, including an agriculture show and an Annual General…
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Fiji’s Forestry Sector: A Key Player Amidst Challenges
Fiji’s forestry sector is undergoing significant transformation, with the government investing heavily in sustainable practices. As investments in pine and mahogany plantations rise, the industry looks to cater to both domestic needs and international markets. However, challenges such as climate change looms, complicating these ambitious plans. Discover how Fiji is navigating these complexities and what…
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“Police Officer and Partner Charged in Major Money Laundering Case”
A postponed legal saga unfolds as a police officer and his partner face serious charges of money laundering and fraudulent activity. With significant amounts of stolen money, their alleged scheme spans nearly a year and includes extravagant renovations. What other secrets might this case reveal? Dive into the full story for the unexpected twists!
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Fiji Sees Record Departures and Visitor Arrivals in July 2024!
In a notable shift for Fiji, more than 15,000 residents sought temporary stays abroad in July, while visitor numbers surged to an all-time high. Discover the intriguing dynamics behind these movements and what they mean for the island’s future!