Articles Tagged: future

Fiji's first coup leader, Sitiveni Rabuka, has called for the return of capital punishment for treason.

The issue of de-reserving native land in Fiji seems to be blown out of proportion by the use of negative connotations framed by the local media in Fiji, underscored by the article in Fiji Times. Deregister plan UNAISI RATUBALAVU Thursday, February 14, 2008 There are moves by the interim Government to de-reserve native reserve land. This follows instructions from Finance Ministry permanent secretary for Sugar Peni Sikivou to the Native Land Trust Board last month to consider a proposal to d

I am told that the bomb scare cut short Dr Biman Prasad?s ?dressing down? of Fiji?s post-coup economy. But it was already pretty clear even by that stage of the Prasad presentation that Chaudhry and the IG have been significantly overestimating both the economy, and their own abilities to manage it!  Prasad was apparently still questioning the RBF?s economic forecasts for 2008. As a guideline, he pointed out the 2007 forecasts which started out at -3.0%; and was then revised mid-year to -3.

NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR BUILDING A BETTER FIJI1. Bainimarama Commodore J. Voreqe - Co-Chair - Prime Minister Interim Government ?2. Mataca Archbishop Petero - Co-Chair ? 3. Arya Kamlesh-President Arya Pratindhi Sabha of Fiji ? 4. Bole Mr Filipe-Minister for Education, National Heritage, Culture and Arts, Youth and Sports ? 5. Bolobolo Ratu Meli-Chairman, Ra Provincial Council ? 6. Chaudhry Mahendra-Minister for Finance, National Planning, Sugar Industry and Public Utilities (Water and En

The EU does not plan to suspend promised aid payments to Fiji after the military government reimposed martial law, but future aid could be jeopardised.

The European Union does not plan to suspend promised aid payments to Fiji after the country's military government reimposed martial law, but future aid could be jeopardised.

The EU does not plan to suspend promised aid payments to Fiji after the military government reimposed martial law, but future aid could be jeopardised.

Indians Plot And Scheme Fiji?s Future September 10th, 2007 at 1:22 pm (Uncategorized) ... in my comments and to make a balanced contribution in regards to Fiji?s political situation. However, it seems that the IG?s priority is to consolidate and legitimise Fiji?s way forward from the way

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Australian foreign minister Alexander Downer and New Zealand prime minister Helen Clark have both said Fiji interim prime minister Frank Bainimarama would not be welcome at the Pacific Island Forum meeting in Tonga in October.

The paramount chief of the province of Rewa, RoTeimumu Kepa has expressed concern about what she believes is the deteriorating relationship between Fiji?s Interim Government and the Great Council of Chiefs.

From Cassandra's desk It would seem that much of Fiji's cyber fraternity has been closely following the Bainimarama regime's spectacularly ... the crisis stalking Fiji stems directly from Bainimarama's reckless coup d'etat. And if putting our ... gratuitously killing a few people, its only other measurable achievement so far has been to put Fiji

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