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Kamikamica calls for inclusive Fiji identity, says Indo-Fijians belong in the nation
Former deputy prime minister Manoa Kamikamica urges a more inclusive Fiji identity, saying Indo-Fijians are fully part of the nation and that calling them “Fijians” won’t erode iTaukei identity. His personal reflection adds a new voice to the ongoing debate about citizenship and belonging.
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Fiji Education Minister urges unity and kindness in schools on Palm Sunday
On Palm Sunday, Fiji’s Education Minister calls for a renewed spirit of kindness, unity and service in schools—urging students, parents and teachers to learn from one another and celebrate diversity. Framing children as a bright source of joy and hope, the message highlights a collective, caring approach to learning and community life.
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Fiji TRC Calls for Real Unity Through Dialogue, Empathy and Concrete Action
Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission says living side by side isn’t enough for lasting unity — true cohesion needs dialogue, empathy, and real bridge-building. With survivors’ testimonies guiding the way, the call is for actions that reshape institutions and everyday life.
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Naitasiri Unity Highlighted as Fiji Government Pledges Education, Infrastructure and Youth Opportunities
Finance, Commerce and Business Development Minister Esrom Immanuel spotlights unity in Naitasiri as fresh assurances on education, infrastructure and youth opportunities surface, signaling a concrete path forward for the province.
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Fiji Eid: Prasad Urges Compassion, Integrity and Inclusive Leadership to Build a Fair Nation
During Eid, Professor Biman Prasad calls on Fiji and the world to translate the festival’s spirit into everyday action—embracing compassion, humility, sacrifice and justice as practical guides for leadership and social cohesion in uncertain times. His appeal centers on helping those in need and living with integrity beyond faith communities, a reminder of faith-inspired care…
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Fiji Opposition Urges Cross-Party Unity to Safeguard Nation From Future Shocks
An opposition MP’s bold plea for cross-party unity in Fiji warns that deepening division could worsen social and economic woes—and leave the country unprepared for the next global shock.