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60K Masks For Lautoka Families

60K Masks For Lautoka Families More than 60,000 surgical masks will be distributed to vulnerable families in the Lautoka area. The masks were donated by the Christian Life Trust group in Auckland, New Zealand and by nicolette chambers 29 Jul 2021 11:06 The president for the Food With Love Mission Fiji group, Paul Kim (middle) handing over the boxes of face masks to the Commissioner Western, Mesake Ledua (right) and the Anesthetic consultant based at the Lautoka Hospital, Dr Mara Vukivukiseru (left) in Lautoka on July 23, 2021. Photo: Nicolette Chambers More than 60,000 surgical masks will be distributed to vuln

Looking Forward To A Good Season: FSC CEO

Looking Forward To A Good Season: FSC CEO We are looking forward to a good season. The Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC) chief executive officer, Bhan Singh made this comment during the opening of the crushing season at Lautoka by shreya kumar 01 Jul 2021 12:15 Commissioner Western Mesake Ledua (right) tipping the first batch of sugar cane at the Fiji Sugar Corporation Lautoka Mill on June 30, 2021. Photo: Shreya Kumar We are looking forward to a good season. The Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC) chief executive officer, Bhan Singh made this comment during the opening of the crushing season at Lautoka Mill yesterday. Me

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The Fiji Times » Be thankful – FRIEND

The Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises & Development (FRIEND) Director Sashi Kiran. Picture: FILE/REINAL CHAND You should be thankful your members were assisted. This is the message the Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises & Development (FRIEND)director, Sashi Kiran, has for Fiji National University Students’ Association president Ketan Lal. This newspaper had reported on Monday that FRIEND Fiji and Commissioner Western Mesake Ledua had delivered groceries to students at the FNU Natabua campus last Saturday. In a statement responding to the article, Mr Lal said “no student at any of FNU’s campus facilities has gone hungry”. He also said: “FNUSA is also disappointed with the District Office (Commissioner Western) for entering the campus without following proper protocol or informing relevant heads of FNU”.