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WOMEN of Rabi who are well known for the production of virgin coconut oil on the island pocketed another asset to boost livelihood on the island.
The Banaban Women's Organisation was given eight electric sewing machines; two machines for each of…
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In a first for the Pacific Islands, a shipping company has come up with an innovative initiative to help move fresh produce from the islands to…
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Fiji Times Online Salaseini Vosamana Tuesday, August 02, 2011
SOCIAL Welfare, Women and Poverty Alleviation Minister Doctor Jiko Luveni will visit villages in the Northern Division next week in a bid to empower disadvantaged women.
Dr Luveni will visit Makolei and Nabouwalu villages in Bua and Rabi Island from August 9 to11.
Dr Luveni said her tour was part of the Government's initiative to empower the communities in rural and outer…
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PACIFIC BEAT Updated August 1, 2011 09:08:06
During an archaeological dig, the smallest items can reveal the most exciting clues.
And the humble coconut is providing some of the answers about how and when people travelled through the Pacific in ancient times.
Researchers at the University of New England in New South Wales have been analysing the spread of the coconut, and they've uncovered some fairly amazing details about…
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Teri (second from left) with members of the Banaban Women's Group.Picture: FAY VOLATABU.
THERE is never a better weather than the current cold spell to have…
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FIJI TIME ONLINE Ioane Burese Saturday, July 30, 2011
PASSENGERS of inter-island ferries will no longer have to spend hours waiting for their boats in discomfort.
According to the Information Ministry, the construction of waiting sheds at jetties is expected to begin in the North next year.
The design of waiting sheds have been prepared for jetties in Savusavu, Vanuabalavu and Rabi.
Roads…
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The craft that is currently undergoing advanced trials has been designed with…
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Villagers of Wailevu in Cakaudrove with yasi plants. Picture: MAIKA RABALEILEKUTU
WAILEVU villagers in Cakaudrove have embarked on a yasi tree planting…
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Pacific Beat RADIO AUSTRALIA Updated July 27, 2011 16:59:01
Nauru's President says a United Nations Security Council meeting in New York has taken a step towards recognising climate change as a global security threat. Marcus Stephen says they didn't go as far as Nauru and other small island states would have liked. There had been talk of setting up a United Nations force which could intervene in conflicts caused by climate change, which would be called "Green Helmets", but that idea…
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Fiji's interim government plans to supply every village in the country with two sewing machines.
They are on track with a recent donation of 500 electric machines from China.
Most of the 1,170 villages in Fiji have either a hand or treadle machine courtesy of donations from All China Women's Federation, the Indian government and the Latter Day saints.
This latest batch…
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Industrial promotion fund revitalises traditional handicraft villages
Farmers dry coconut fibre in Binh Dinh Province's Hoai Nhon District. The industrial promotion fund has helped to revitalise traditional villages in the province. — VNA/VNS Photo Cam Binh… |
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MANILA, Philippines -- In this column last June 25, we reported on the Xylose Coco Sugar, a special kind of sugar that is extracted from the coconut shell. The company that is doing this for the first time in the world is the Toyota Tsusho Philippines, Inc. located at the DADC Economic Zone in Brgy. Darong, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur.
An information material was prepared by Angelica Laurilla and sent to us by…
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Pacific Beat Home | Updated July 7, 2011 08:28:45
Researchers are investigating the viability of pearl industries for Fiji and Tonga. Fiji has an established industry and Tonga is looking to grab it's share of the lucrative market. French Polynesia and Cook Islands pearl industries hit hard times recenlty…
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Pacific Island Trade & Investment Commission, Australia
A capacity building programme for officials of Pacific Island governments to help them tap funds for renewable energy and other ecologically friendly programmes for their respective countries that was under way in the Cook Islands this week concludes today.
Planned and coordinated by the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat and the Apia, Samoa headquartered South Pacific Regional Environment…
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The Micronesian island nation of Nauru has hooked almost the entire complement of street lighting around its main urban area on to solar power.
Thanks to an assistance programme funded and technically managed by the government of the republic of China (Taiwan), which has a diplomatic mission on the island, some 155 new solar lights now light up Nauru’s streets.
Nauru, however, is not new to solar lighting. A previous programme successfully installed…
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IN the hope of instilling a self help attitude, the elders and leaders of Wailevu in Cakaudrove have paved a way for such habits to dwell among villagers.
Village headman Tevita Beka said they had started building two copra driers which would help villagers dry their own copra which was sold directly to the mill in Savusavu.
He said over the past years the villagers sold raw coconuts to the…
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~ Bill Gates ~
This should be posted in every school or kid's bedroom.
Love him or hate him , he sure hits the nail on the head with this!
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about eleven (11) things they did not and will not…
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