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Some Fijians want to penalise the Indo-Fijian community for its perceived support of the present regime, says a former vice-president of the island nation.

Some Fijians want to penalise the Indo-Fijian community for its perceived support of the present regime, says a former vice-president of the island nation.

Fiji's economy, hit by a drop in tourism after last December's military coup, is projected to grow 2.2 percent in 2008 after shrinking by an expected 3.9 percent this year, the South Pacific nation's government said Friday.

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it has lifted its outlook on the Republic of Fiji Islands to stable from negative in response to a stabilization of near-term external pressures.

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it has lifted its outlook on the Republic of Fiji Islands to stable from negative in response to a stabilization of near-term external pressures.

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it has lifted its outlook on the Republic of Fiji Islands to stable from negative in response to a stabilization of near-term external pressures.

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it has lifted its outlook on the Republic of Fiji Islands to stable from negative in response to a stabilization of near-term external pressures.

Bloggers, this letter is from a regular contributor Lawyer, Tui Savu which was sent to the newspapers in Fiji today. Needless to say, that we at the SV Team wholeheartedly concur with his comments. SV wishes to thank people like Tui Savu who have stood up to the illegal regime and we do our bit on this site. Keep blogging ragone!!!!    The illegal junta now finds itself squeezed between a rock and a hard place.   On one hand, Chaudary and his FLP cronies have abandoned ship, when it fin

Fiji?s self-appointed prime minister warned yesterday that his country?s return to democracy would be further delayed as he announced he would boycott a meeting of Pacific island leaders where he was expected to face tough questioning.

Dictator Bainimarama?s real legal advisors, the bitter, mean sisters of Fiji?s tainted and corrupt judiciary (Nazhat Shameem & Anthony Gates) could very well take a leaf from LEARNED, UNCORRUPTIBLE and WISE judges as Justice French, Justice Winter, Justice Coventry, Justice Ward and the other honourable judges who flatly refused to compromise their oaths and swear allegiance to a military junta who forcefully threw out a legitimate goverment elected by the people. But perhaps, it is a