Coupfourpointfive: Bainimarama to address UN

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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Bainimarama to address UN

Pacific Beat, Radio Australia

Fiji's military leader and interim prime minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, is preparing to address the United Nation's general assembly on future democratic elections in his country. He says it is his country's one chance to get it right, and says Fiji is being bullied by Australia and New Zealand

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http://www.abc.net.au/ra/pacbeat/stories/m1792275.asx

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Bullied by ANZ?
Ever considered who will be left to pick up the pieces when this insane junta has run its course?; September 24, 2009 at 9:35 AM

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FICAC drops second case against Qarase

Thursday June 27

The Suva High Court has discharged the case against the former prime minister, Laisenia Qarase, alleging abuse of office and fraudulent conversion in relation to the Native Land Trust Board.

It follows a decision by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption not to continue with the case.

The case was discharged this afternoon by the High Court judge, Justice Janaka Bandara, after FICAC lawyers filed a nolle prosequi.

A pleased Qarase, who was released from Korovou Prison recently, has told Fiji media: "I have already served my sentence in the first case, and this one has been discharged so I am a free person. My wife and I like to travel to the States to visit our children and grandchildren there."

Qarase was accused of channelling three million dollars of the Extinct Mataqali Funds to Vanua Development Corporation Limited and later on to Pacific Connex Limited, which was owned by New Zealand businessman, Ballu Khan, between December 2003 and September 2005.

FICAC is going ahead with its case against two others charged alongside Qarase, the former general manager of the Native Land Trut Board, Kalivati Bakani, and former chair of the Vanua Development Corporation, Keni Dakuidreketi.