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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation CEO resigns - Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (press release)
| Fiji Broadcasting Corporation CEO resigns Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (press release), Malaysia - Mr Herman says his decision to resign was not a result of the recent coup in Fiji. However, he did admit the political situation had placed new pressures on ... |
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Reporters likely get green light to enter Fiji - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Reporters likely get green light to enter Fiji Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - The move sparked fears that Fiji?s government, which seized power in a military coup in December 2006, may be moving to prevent foreign media from covering ... |
Elections will not solve Fiji?s problems: Peters - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Elections will not solve Fiji?s problems: Peters Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - New Zealand?s Foreign Minister Winston Peters says New Zealand does not see elections as offering a full solution to Fiji?s internal problems. ... NZ wants to see Fiji meet Forum commitment Relationship between Fiji and NZ is direct result of coup |
Relationship between Fiji and NZ is direct result of coup - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Relationship between Fiji and NZ is direct result of coup Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - New Zealand?s Foreign Minister Winston Peters says the current state of the relationship between Fiji and New Zealand is a direct result of the unlawful ... |
NZ waiting to see Fiji adhere to its promise - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
NZ waiting to see Fiji adhere to its promise Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - She adds the sanctions placed on Fiji by New Zealand hinges on the elections. ?There are a number of measures that New Zealand put in place after he coup ... |
Stop making comparisons says Economist - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Stop making comparisons says Economist Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - Prasad?s comments come after the Interim Finance Minister Mahendra Chaudhry released a statement claiming Fiji?s economy is heading in the right direction. ... |
World Bank team to visit Fiji - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
 Fijivillage | World Bank team to visit Fiji Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - A team from the World Bank will be in the country at the end of the week to study the impact of the global price rise on the local economy. ... SDL to pursue Chaudhry on tax evasion |
Report raises serious human rights issues - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Report raises serious human rights issues Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - Amnesty International is concerned that the deportation of Evan Hannah and Fiji Sun Publisher Russell Hunter reflects a wider and alarming pattern of ... |
One man one vote not a good idea - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
One man one vote not a good idea Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - Former Vice President Ratu Joni Madraiwiwi says the one man one vote system communal seats which the proposed People?s Charter is trying to promote will ... Youths against blanket coup immunity |
Put Fiji at heart says Politician - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Put Fiji at heart says Politician Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - ?There is a need for us to really review, and try using our rational thinking faculty to understand the coup culture. ?I think we have to now come to the ... |
Compensation case hearing set - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Compensation case hearing set Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - Eight years after the May 2000 coup the compensation case against the coup plotters is now set for hearing. The case is filed by members of the Fiji Labour ... |
Fiji's Indigenous society learnt its lesson - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Fiji's Indigenous society learnt its lesson Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - Ousted Vice President Ratu Joni Madraiwiwi says the indigenous community has learnt a lesson from the December 5, 2006 coup and they think it is appropriate ... |
Coup a norm for Fiji - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Coup a norm for Fiji Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - Dr Gounder feels that Fiji?s coup culture seems to be a norm. ?Now, we see with the Fijian dominated government with a Fijian prime minister in place, ... |
Immunity a question says former Parliamentarian - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Immunity a question says former Parliamentarian Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - ?If we are going to the same for those in 2006 coup then why George Speight and his group should be kept in the cell. ?They should be given the same ... Coup immunity ?must have conditions? |
Fiji commissioner calls for security after death threats (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Australia's High Commissioner in Fiji James Bately has told reporters he is "deeply disappointed" the interim Government had rejected his request for Australian police protection, in the wake of death threats.
Doubts over Fiji?s proposed March elections - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
 Fijivillage | Doubts over Fiji?s proposed March elections Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - Ratu Joni, who was removed from office in the 2006 military coup told Radio New Zealand with the changes suggested by the interim government, the date will ... Coup leaders must be given immunity: ousted VP |
Ethnic feelings in turmoil - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Fijivillage | Ethnic feelings in turmoil Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - Ratu Joni says such emotions were counterproductive and there must be a conscious effort by Fiji's future leaders to adopt a "no victors, no vanquished" ... Coup leaders must be given immunity: ousted VP |
DFAT upgrades Fiji travel warning (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has updated the travel warning for Fiji, after Australia's High Commissioner James Batley received his second death threat in eight days.
No changes since 1987 Fiji coup - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
 Fijivillage | No changes since 1987 Fiji coup Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - (File Photo) Taken from / By: Google Historian Dr Brij Lal says since the May 14, 1987 coup a lot of changes has occurred in Fiji, which is beyond recall. ... Governor General was against 1987 Coup Rabuka rues Worst catastrophe |
A look back to Fiji?s first Coup - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
A look back to Fiji?s first Coup Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - 21 years ago on May 14th, 1987, the first coup in Fiji was staged by then third ranked officer in the Fiji Military Forces, Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka, ... |
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