Ratu Ralawa Samuela Tabakau Raleqe

06/07/2025

Did I hear it right. Did that Aussy First nation guy pronounced the Hon. PM name Sitiveni Rabaku?
Lols..just lols...

01/07/2025

I am blessed to be part of this first ever Evecuation Centre Management training in the communitty. Thank you IOM Asia-Pacific for the oppottunity.

27/06/2025

Awesome Budget. Ia sa sausaumi levu mai Nahoro
😂🤣😂

27/06/2025

11/06/2025

ARA NA YADRA. Rawa ni dua e maji mai Rakiraki nikua me amonia mai e valutu rawa vakacava na bula dravudravua ke boko laivi na 2013 Constitution?

04/06/2025

As soon as the Hon. PM SLR annouced the acting AG; out came video of AAG testifying to have "had his hand in the cookie jar".

03/06/2025

The blunder in the COI is not Malimali but the CJ. Call for the removal of CJ.

31/05/2025

HOW MUCH MORE WILL WE WASTE OF OUR HARD-EARNED TAXPAYERS' DOLLARS?

It all began with a simple invitation from a foreign embassy, inviting all new Members of Parliament and distinguished officeholders to an evening formal cocktail to congratulate the Fijian Government on its success in the third round of a General Election.

A clever minister decided to take a picture of Christopher Pride and the former Attorney General having a conversation at the cocktail event. He then cropped the photo to suggest that they were secretly meeting each other at the cocktail... (laughs).

This led to a 21-month investigation, which is still ongoing, costing taxpayers $88,597.45 for the investigation alone. Adding to this, Mr. Pride's salary amounts to $600,000 for the 24-month timeframe, and the Acting DPP's salary is approximately $200,000 per year. This brings the total to $888,597.45 FJD, or $0.8 million of taxpayers' dollars, simply spent chasing a ghost or a hoax of allegations.

Now we have the Malimali Saga, where we have learned that we have spent a total of $2 million of taxpayers' dollars on this investigation alone. This could have been avoided if we had simply allowed due process to take its course and not let politics play a power game, which is costing the general public a waste of public funds.

In just three years of leadership, the coalition government has wasted FJD $2.8 million of taxpayers' money on investigations driven by political motives. Just imagine if these funds had been directed toward infrastructure, increasing the number of nurses and doctors in our health sector, improving our roads, providing loan grants to SMEs, increasing scholarships for our young people, or investing in raising the pay of our school teachers. All of this money, the entire $2.8 million, could have been put to better use.

I have not even included the additional $3 million in cabinet salaries over the past three months due to the new ministers and assistant ministers coming into the picture. Plus the cost the cost of the new positions of PAs and Drivers for the Minister and their new official vehicle purchased to the latest model yet being involved often in road accidents...

Just imagine where we could have directed this $5.8 million for better use that would directly benefit the general public.

😇 JUST IMAGINE😇

06/05/2025

iTaukei dont need scholarship. We need entrepreneurship.

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11/04/2025

FICAC has closed their investigation on Dr. NAKARAWA. What about the findings on Babara Mali. Can the finding be shared publicaly Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka?