HISH, Cheques in Brown Envelopes and Cash in Black Suitcase for FijiFirst Party  50 years on...Fiji's FIRST UNISEX Postie |   FULLY ARMED: These soldiers are not shopping but strutting around with guns in Tavua, August 2015 Rups Big Bear Managing Director Shiri Narayan Rup donated $10,000 on 8 March 2017. R/N 1673. No proof of who at FFP accepted the donation |
 | BUSSED INTO SUVAVOU HOUSE: FFP general secretary, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, with members of the Fiji Bus Operators Association, 1 December 2016 [BELOW], met to discuss the problems in Fiji's bus industry. Some are also big donors to the |
In September 2006, Kadar Buksh Ltd was purchased by Nisar Ali Shah, who became the Executive Chairman of the bus company. His son Tasdig Ali Shah joined as CEO. While Nisar donated $10,000, Tasdig, on 16 July 2014, donated $5,000 to the FijiFirst Party
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 Ajit Singh of Tacirua Transport speaking at the Suvavou meeting, December 2016 AJIT SINGH, Managing Director, Tacirua Transport Ltd |  “Our expenses remain the same, pay is still unchanged, but loading had dropped because of social distancing and non-essential travel. Under such circumstances, the Government initiative is not enough...The cost of doing business is high, Mr Ajit Singh said. He said the company’s worst fears of shutting down business because of coronavirus may be realised sooner than anticipated unless better incentives are introduced. |
ON 17 March 2017, ASHOK KUMAR, KRISHAN KUMAR and SANDEEP KUMAR DONATED $10,000 each but there is no evidence who at FFP received these $30,000 from them. In 2014, another Kumar, Ashish who manages Interlink Shipping Line Ltd which is part of Raiwaqa Bus Service and Ashok Transport Ltd DONATED $10,000 to FFP  Krishnan Kumar $10,000  CLOSE SAVE: ONE of their haulage carriers lately |  Ashok Kumar at the wheels   ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL: The Rabukas on one of their buses. This bus goes from Suva to Natovi by boat, then to Naobuwalu and same bus to Labasa. Ashish Kumar who manages Interlink Ferries donated $10,000 to FFP not to SODELPA |
 Zane Dean: $12,500 | ZANE DEAN, Director, Shahabud Dean Transport Ltd, Nadi, and former President of Fiji Bus Operators Association (2009-11): $12,500 to FijiFIRST Party, |  |
PROFIT FOCUS: ONE of Nadi’s prominent bus operators believes bus companies need to make a profit in order to grow Fiji’s transport industry. Mr [Zane] Dean said the company suffered a loss when accepting passengers for free. “We are losing money when we do that and that’s something that has to be considered. There should be a way to ensure that the company does not bear the costs because we need to re-invest in our business. We have provided our balance sheets and our earnings to them and they can decide which way the fare should go. Whether it should go up or down.”
Zane Dean, Fiji Times, 9 November 2017. In June 2017, he had donated $10,000 to FijiFirst Party, the money he could have spent to provide FREE ride to school children. VOTERS: What did he get in return for his legitimate $12,500 donation to FFP?
Zane Dean, Fiji Times, 9 November 2017. In June 2017, he had donated $10,000 to FijiFirst Party, the money he could have spent to provide FREE ride to school children. VOTERS: What did he get in return for his legitimate $12,500 donation to FFP?
$10,000 from Reginald Rajnesh Mohan, Managing Director, Dee Cee's.
He donated to FijiFirst Party on 16 November 2018
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TAXING NOT FAR BEHIND THE BUS OWNERS: In August 2018, Raben Bhan Singh was elected President of the Fiji Taxi Association. The Fijian Elections Office's Industrial Election Team had conducted the elections. On 20 March 2017 Singh, of Singhs Taxis and Rentals, donated $10,000. Ravindra Singh, on 4 September 2014, had donated $5,000 to FFP
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TIK TOK, TIK TOK BUT TIKO KECE TAXIS DIDN'T DIG INTO ITS WALLET
