FIJI NEWS – Fiji faces dramatic changes in security

Voter Registration in Fiji one-third of the way to target MarketWatch (press release) “This is a historic moment for Fiji, particularly considering the country’s political history,” stated the Attorney-General. “The Bainimarama Government has taken care to ensure the challenges and issues pointed out in the 2006 EU report will not be repeated, … See all stories on this topic »

1st FIJI HEADS OF MISSION REGIONAL CONSULTATION FOR ASIA-PACIFIC The Jet Newspaper The 1st Fiji Heads of Missions Regional Consultation for the Asia-Pacific region was held in Seoul, Korea earlier this month. This meeting was a follow up to review implementation of commitments made earlier at the Heads of Mission Consultation held in Fiji … See all stories on this topic »

FemLINKPacific – Fiji Women, Peace and Human Security Report Scoop.co.nz (press release) … raise the level of awareness of rural human security priorities particularly as a response to the devastating floods of the 1st quarter of the year, as well as a platform to integrate the outcomes of theFiji Women’s Forum in community dialogue and discussions. See all stories on this topic »

Fiji faces dramatic change in security Fiji Times FIJI’S lack of resources and capacity are limitations to the effort to provide adequate measures against international criminal acts probing the country. This was one of the revelations made by the acting Minister for Defence, National Security and Immigration, … See all stories on this topic »

Intercontinental Fiji’s Community Program Poised For Expansion eTravelBlackboard – Asia Edition The overwhelming success to date of InterContinental Fiji’s Community Care program is leading to bigger things, with the Fijian Ministry of Education set to collaborate with the People’s Resort to improve education facilities in the greater Natadola community. See all stories on this topic »

Joe Mar gives evidence in Qarase trial Fijivillage The defense counsel of former Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase in the Fijian Holdings Limited trial will make their closing submission in the High Court tomorrow as they have finished off their case. After more than three hours of questioning of the last witness … See all stories on this topic » Fijivillage

Joint Mission here to understand Fiji’s Political Situation The Jet Newspaper The 12-member delegation from the African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) group and the European Union (EU) to Fiji on a fact-finding mission has had a fruitful three-day meeting with government officials, civil society organisations, political leaders and the … See all stories on this topic »

ACP-EU group hopeful Fiji follows roadmap to democracy Fijivillage The ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly fact finding mission is encouraged with the process that Fiji has taken toward its return to democracy. ACP Joint Parliamentary Assembly Co-President Musikari Kombo said they are hopeful that Fiji does follow its … See all stories on this topic » Fijivillage

Britain kicks out Fijian soldier Radio Australia Lance-corporal Isimeli Baleiwai em-bar-lay has been given three weeks to leave Britain. This is despite serving 13 years in the British Army, including active tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. The UK Border Agency refused his application on character grounds … See all stories on this topic » Radio Australia

No pay for directors Fiji Times During cross examination Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption senior counsel Michael Blanchflower asked Mr Koroi to confirm if Leba Qarase, the wife of Mr Qarase, was the fourth largest shareholder in the company in 1995 with 8000 shares. See all stories on this topic »

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