In Macuata, a total of 55 traditional titles are still unfilled, while 415 positions have been successfully appointed. During a recent meeting of the Macuata Provincial Council held in Sasa Village, iTaukei Affairs Minister Ifereimi Vasu announced the progress made in filling these roles. He attributed the success to the collaborative efforts between his ministry and the Native Lands Commission.
Minister Vasu explained that their outreach initiatives involved visits to various villages, allowing them to engage directly with local communities to identify eligible candidates who are enthusiastic about taking up these significant roles. He emphasized the importance of selecting individuals who will uphold the traditional values and cultural heritage of their villages.
The minister reaffirmed the commitment of his ministry to continue filling the remaining titles, ensuring that the process remains fair and transparent through ongoing community engagement.
This concerted effort not only aims to fill vacant positions but also strengthens community leadership and fosters local governance, which can play a crucial role in preserving traditions and enhancing communal cooperation. The ongoing work highlights a hopeful future for the region, as the successful appointment of leaders could lead to more vibrant and resilient communities.
Summary: Macuata has 55 vacant traditional titles, while 415 have been filled through efforts by the iTaukei Affairs Ministry and Native Lands Commission, with a focus on community engagement to identify suitable candidates for these important roles.
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