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Fiji celebrates its public holiday called Fiji Day every 10 October to commemorates the signing of the Deed of Cession in 1874, which initiated a 96-year long process of gradual granting of independence from British rule. On the same day, 10 October, in 1970, Fiji finally became a fully independent nation.
Fiji
SODELPA candidate Sitiveni Rabuka assured a questioner than the Chinese would not take over the island of Kadavu if Fiji failed to repay its $500m loan, as rumoured on social media. Answering another question, Rabuka did not discount SODELPA would bring back the Great Council of Chiefs if elected to government.
No accolades for Bainimarama in former Police Chief's papers. Personal opinions or revelations?
Hughes' documents illustrate Fiji coup moves
http://fijisun.com.fj/2018/10/06/vote2018-draunidalo-teach-our-young-people-fijis-political-history/
Unverified rumour of Hindu-Muslim split Hindu-Muslim split could give SODELPA victory
Tui Cakau Ratu Naiqama back in SODELPA fold
Tokelau
Kris Faafoi first NZ Minister to visit Tokelau since 2004
Minister honoured to represent NZ in Tokelau visit
Emergency supports boost Tokelauan disaster preparedness
Niue Niue premier says leeches comment 'idiotic' PNG Air Niugini in trouble Improvements in prisons |
Tokelau-NZ : NZ Ministerial Visit to Tokelau
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| NZ Aid quality
The US Center for Global Development in its Commitment to Development Index ranked New Zealand first in the world for the quality of its aid.NZ aid programme rated for its high quality
See also Pacific Media Centre postings
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Tokelau-NZ : NZ Ministerial Visit to Tokelau
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