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Support the Charter: Ratu Josateki urges provinces (Fijilive.com)
The province of Kadavu like Cakaudrove has decided to endorse the interim regime's proposed Peoples Charter and has called on other provinces to do the same.
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Peoples Charter, the way forward: Army (Fijilive.com)
Fiji's interim regime remains adamant its proposed Peoples Charter is the main document that will take Fiji forward. And it is not ready to accept the idea of having the next democratically-elected Government throw it all away, at least not just yet.
Archbishop has wronged church: high chief (Fijilive.com)
One of Fiji's three paramount chiefs believes that the head of the Catholic Church in Fiji, Archbishop Petero Mataca has wronged the church by accepting to co-chair the proposed People's Council.
Political parties’ expulsion worries envoy - fijilive.com
Political parties’ expulsion worries envoy fijilive.com, Fiji ... while announcing he had abrogated the Constitution and assumed executive authority, praised the efforts of the interim government he appointed two years following the military takeover of December 2006, Fiji’s fourth coup in 20 years. ... |
Qarase ‘in favour of dissolution, polls’ - fijilive.com
 Fijivillage | Qarase ‘in favour of dissolution, polls’ fijilive.com, Fiji Qarase and members of his government, ousted in the 2006 military coup, are appealing the landmark High Court ruling last year that validated the takeover. The hearing in Fiji’s Court of Appeal began this morning with Walker presenting his submissions ... Fiji applauds Indian health system Fiji PM returns from India talks |
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Comment: I am glad that my last comment was read by someone to cause a reply. Behind all the rhetoric and BS thrown around by whoever cares about Fiji's coup is the fact of the Fijians fear of being a minority and a pauper in his own land.
CCF allowed into coup case appeal - fijilive.com
CCF allowed into coup case appeal fijilive.com, Fiji The Fiji Human Rights Commission, which is also involved in the case, also objected to the involvement of another party. Lawyer Qoroniasi Bale, acting for Qarase’s Soqosoqo Duavata ni Lewenivanua Party did not oppose the application. |
Fiji army ditch NZ for India healthcare - fijilive.com
Fiji army ditch NZ for India healthcare fijilive.com, Fiji Bainimarama was treated at Wakefield for a heart condition before the 2006 coup. Now, Radio Australia reports that Fiji has withdrawn the contract from Wakefield and has opted for India’s Batra Hospital. A Government statement issued last week ... |
Coup not cause of Fiji’s woes: PM - fijilive.com
Coup not cause of Fiji’s woes: PM fijilive.com, Fiji Fiji’s interim Prime Minister admits that his 2006 coup caused a brief shock to Fiji’s economy, but the country's current financial problems are due to factors beyond his control. Speaking at a press conference today, Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama, ... |
Heed CMAG call, CCF tells Govt - fijilive.com
Heed CMAG call, CCF tells Govt fijilive.com, Fiji “The Commonwealth has shown support for Fiji to find a permanent end to the ‘coup culture’ and a lasting sustainable constitutional democracy. “Bainimarama should appreciate the Commonwealth’s undertaking because the wide-ranging good governance ... |
Ignore IBA report, FHRC tells Govt - fijilive.com
Ignore IBA report, FHRC tells Govt fijilive.com, Fiji Released today and titled ‘Dire Straits: A report on the rule of law in Fiji’, the report also aired its concerns over the state of the rule of law in the country, which it said had deteriorated since the December 2006 coup. ... |
Spend more: Economist - fijilive.com
Spend more: Economist fijilive.com, Fiji Prasad said the local economy had undergone serious problems since the 2006 coup, and the tight fiscal policy implemented thereafter was not a wise idea. He said the recent flooding, mostly in the Western division, directly impacted Fiji’s golden goose ... |
Fiji British Army hopefuls wait on CMAG - fijilive.com
 Radio New Zealand International | Fiji British Army hopefuls wait on CMAG fijilive.com, Fiji The group will meet in London on Wednesday to discuss the situation in Fiji, particularly Fiji’s commitment to returning to democratic rule following the 2006 military coup. The Suva-based British High Commission media liaison officer Vineeta Nand adds ... NZ Foreign Minister would like Commonwealth to respect Forum’s ... |
Fiji lawyers’ council to discuss AG - fijilive.com
Fiji lawyers’ council to discuss AG fijilive.com, Fiji The appointment of Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum as interim Attorney General in the interim Government will be amongst items for discussion by the Fiji Law Society Council in Suva today. FLS President Dorsami Naidu confirms “we will discuss the complaint lodged ... |
Aust maintains stand on Fiji coup - fijilive.com
Aust maintains stand on Fiji coup fijilive.com, Fiji “…………this assistance does not mark a change in Australia’s policy towards Fiji. As I said in January, Australians expect their government to lend a hand to a neighbour when it suffers a natural disaster.” He said it is important to underline that ... |
Fiji's Forum suspension ‘can be avoided' - fijilive.com
 Fijivillage | Fiji's Forum suspension ‘can be avoided' fijilive.com, Fiji The changes to the constitutional structure, the feelings of the people on the coup and the interim Government as a whole, as long as there is a timeline that is fair for all.” The former Prime Minister said while there is a need to change the current ... Fiji’s Labour Party leader says governance still needs to be ... ‘Solutions before polls' |
SDL backs claims Fiji lied to Forum - fijilive.com
SDL backs claims Fiji lied to Forum fijilive.com, Fiji He said it is clear now that the 2006 coup was not done to clean out corruption but a ‘grab for power’. “There were allegations of corruption and racist policies against us, but so far nobody has been charged.” Malielegaoi had said Fiji failed to ... |
Fiji island prison to be preserved - fijilive.com
Fiji island prison to be preserved fijilive.com, Fiji Nukulau was until recently a prison for the perpetrators of the 2000 coup. Prior to that it was a popular picnic spot for Suva residents. Nukulau also holds special significance in Fiji’s history since it was the residence of the American consul John ... |
Walker keeps her fingers crossed on visa - fijilive.com
Walker keeps her fingers crossed on visa fijilive.com, Fiji - However as part of the sanctions imposed after the 2006 military coup, New Zealand has refused entry or transit visas to Fijian sports teams. ... |
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WELCOME GUEST! The former commander of the Fiji military land force says the military will remain part of Fiji’s political landscape even after they return to the barracks.