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The Fiji Times » Editorial comment – Economic challenge

The Fiji Times » Editorial comment – Economic challenge
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Building disaster resilience in Fiji

Building disaster resilience in Fiji
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Church denies abuse claims at Fiji orphanage

Dilkusha Children s Home. Photo: Supplied But the church said it was investigating the claims at the Dilkusha Home in Nausori . Church president Reverend Ili Vunisuwai said details of the alleged abuse are yet to verified. We have interviewed the head of the orphanage who is managing the home including the children who were alleged to have been abused, he said. Surely, if there is any evidence we will take action. Meanwhile, the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commissioner said it had received a complaint lodged by a person alleging the abuse at the home. Ashwin Raj and the matter has also been referred to police.

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Fiji civil society groups warn of uncertainty growing over state of economy

Come clean on the state of the economy, civil society groups in Fiji urge the government.

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Fiji civil society groups warn of uncertainty growing over economy

This comes amid public consultations on the 2021-2022 National Budget. Civil society organisations scrutinise the national Budget. Photo: Supplied Civil society groups in Fiji said there is a lot of uncertainty about the state of the economy and the future direction being taken by the government. The Covid Alliance for Humanitarian Response said with several major cyclones also striking Fiji during the past year of the pandemic, the government should own up if it does not have the money to help Fijians. Last July, the government unveiled a $US1.7 billion Budget for the 2020-2021 financial year. In delivering the historic Budget, Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum also announced a $US930 million stimulus package to fund the country s recovery from the impact of Covid-19.

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