Inoke Yanuyanutawa, a dedicated rehab student at the Adult & Teen Challenge center, is determined to conquer his struggles. Hailing from Tailevu, Inoke’s journey into drug addiction began due to financial troubles, leading him down a path of crime and imprisonment. Now, however, he is finding solace in the combination of spirituality and medical support offered at the center, which is designed to help individuals like him reclaim their lives from addiction.
Meanwhile, the construction of Fiji National University’s Labasa Campus has faced significant setbacks over the past four years. The former Vice-Chancellor, Professor Nigel Healey, attributed the project’s struggles to a mix of challenges such as the site’s flood-prone nature, budget constraints of the contractor, and delays from the Fiji Roads Authority. As a result, the ambitious $34 million project remains unfinished. However, FNU has reassured the public of its commitment to completing the project by 2026, expressing hope for its future.
In lighter news, sports enthusiasts are gearing up for an exciting weekend as the Flying Fijians prepare to face off against Spain, promising thrilling action in the world of rugby.
In reflecting on road safety, a tragic incident from the previous year serves as a grim reminder of the importance of vigilance on our roads. An accident involving a Nadi man and a bus highlighted the ongoing need for awareness regarding road safety protocols. As discussions continue about improving road conditions, including better signage, road markings, and combating potholes, it’s crucial for both authorities and drivers to prioritize safe practices on the roads.
As we remember last year’s sad events and focus on recent incidents, let us come together to underscore the importance of responsible driving. Avoid distractions like texting while driving, plan journeys carefully, and ensure that vehicles are well-maintained. Collective responsibility is key to ensuring that everyone returns home safely.
This article emphasizes the ongoing challenges and positive developments in Fiji, from personal recovery journeys to infrastructure improvements and sports excitement. Hope lies in the resilience of individuals and the community’s commitment to safety and progress.
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