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Kulukulu Ready For Advanced Exploration: Magma Mines

Advanced exploration of black sand mining in Kulukulu, Sigatoka, will commence within the next five to six years, Magma Mines has confirmed. Determinants  Magma Mines accredited agent geologist, Suliana Niurou,.

The Fiji Times » A big will to keep old songs alive

The Fiji Times » A big will to keep old songs alive
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The Fiji Times » Kneejerk reaction to program, says FCSS

Arieta Vakasukawaqa Food rations are being loaded at the Fiji Procurement Office yard. Picture: FIJIAN GOVERNMENT THE food deployment program during the lockdown in the Suva-Nausori corridor over the weekend was poorly planned, says Fiji Council of Social Services (FCSS) executive director Vani Catanasiga. She said it was evident because they had received feedback from community members in the area throughout the weekend. She said it was an almost kneejerk reaction that left the poor particularly vulnerable and more so when there were spates of flooding across these areas. She said the manner in which the program was rolled out showed poor leadership and required a bit more co-ordination beyond just the health authorities.

The Fiji Times » FCOSS: Villagers claim they can t fish for food

Litia Cava FCOSS Executive Director, Vani Catanasiga. Picture: ATU RASEA/FILE WOMEN and villagers in Nausori, Tavua, Kadavu and Bua claim they have been stopped from fishing for family meals. This, according to Fiji Council of Social Services (FCOSS) executive director Vani Catanasiga. She said the issue needed urgent clarification from the iTaukei Affairs Board (TAB) because of hunger and food security issues faced by communities in light of the COVID-19 movement and containment restrictions enforced by Government. “The iTaukei Affairs Board needs to clarify a directive they issued on Monday, April 26, 2021 to communities,” she said. Ms Catanasiga said the issue needed to be clearly spelt out because reports from the Lautoka District Council of Social Services indicated that Lawaki villagers were allowed to fish after being briefed on COVID-19 protocols and being told to remain within their iqoliqoli areas.

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