Pepsi not in demand in Fiji. BIG business will also get TAX REBATES and DISTRIBUTORS will get DOUBLE REBATE - one from the State and another from Overseas suppliers BUT WHAT ABOUT ORDINARY MORTALS WHO ARE ALSO DOING STERLING SERVICE WHOM MEDIA HAVE IGNORED
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Chiku
28/2/2016 12:54:02 am
And Allen Lockington would have us believe that companies are donating to the relief and rehabilitation effort without wanting publicity
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Samjha
28/2/2016 01:56:59 am
Wow! What a coincidence Khaiyum surfacing at cyclone victim settlements in Fiji First Theft Party colours!
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Dekho
28/2/2016 02:39:01 am
The focus at all his time should be the people and their plight in the aftermath of the castrosphic cyclone Not The Government and certainly not Bainimarama, Khaiyum or Akbar. But a self- serving government - which is what the Bai-Kai government is - will always want to put itself first. To take advantage of the plight of the people for their own political agenda. Hence " Fijian attorney general distributes rations to cyclone affected Fijians" kind of publicity by the subservient Fijian media, serving the agenda of the rulers rather than the people.
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Tamana
28/2/2016 03:12:41 am
Allen Lockington is an idiot more obsessed with a media image than ever checking for facts and figures. Notice carefully he always plasters praises on certain agencies and organizations, such as PM's office, Vodafone, Tappoos etc.
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And
28/2/2016 09:29:16 am
The spineless yellow media wallahs in the Fiji Times give these Bainimarama regime bum suckers regular space to praise the regime to show they too are politicall onside. They are a disgrace to authentic journalism.
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King Rat
28/2/2016 06:20:49 am
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Rajend Naidu
28/2/2016 07:59:55 am
Editor,
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maropito
28/2/2016 08:55:10 am
Fiji Leak can stop publishing the photo of the thief bai and kai distributing the ration to the victims of Winston.
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