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Minister Vasu Urges iTaukei to End ‘Bystander’ Attitude

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Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu has called for an end to the “bystander” attitude in addressing Fiji’s growing illicit drug problem. He urges Fijians to take a more active role in fighting criminal activities and social issues affecting Fiji. Speaking at the launch of the ministry’s strategic plan for 2025-2030 in Sabeto, Nadi, last week, Mr Vasu stressed the need for a united approach to tackle the rising levels of crime, especially …

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Minister Vasu Urges iTaukei to End ‘Bystander’ Attitude

Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu has called for an end to the “bystander” attitude in addressing Fiji’s growing illicit drug problem. He urges Fijians to take a more active role in fighting criminal activities and social issues affecting Fiji. Speaking at the launch of the ministry’s strategic plan for 2025-2030 in Sabeto, Nadi, last week, Mr Vasu stressed the need for a united approach to tackle the rising levels of crime, especially …

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