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Melanesian islands combined. Fiji’s highest location is Mount Tomanivi. Mount Tomanivi is 4, 344 feet tall. The two main islands of Fiji are Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. The two main islands of Fiji, make up 87% of the population. The capital of Fiji is Suva. Suva has a population of 77, 336.Three-quarters of Fijians live on Viti Levu. There are a total of 332 islands in Fiji. All

Fiji is located in the southwest Pacific, south of the Equator. It is an archipelago that consists of 322 islands, 106 of them are inhabited and the rest are natural reserves. Viti Levu is the main Island and it consists of two main cities: Suva and Nadi. Suva, Suva is Fiji’s capital and Nadi is home of the international airport. Viti Levu is home to most of the Fijian population. The second largest island is Vanua Levu and the third largest is Taveuni. Fiji has two seasons, the rainy and the dry season

There are two major trade shows held annually where products can be promoted: “Showcase,” a consumer fair held in Suva that is organized by Communication Fiji’s Total Event Company, and the hospitality industry show “HOTEC” targeting hotels and resorts which is organized by the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (Fiji Trade Promotion). Public spending on education was four per cent of GDP. There are ten years of compulsory education starting at the age of six. Primary school comprises six years

Fiji Water is everywhere in pop culture, celebrities drink it such as the Obamas and are used in hotels and by chefs. It placed everywhere for everyone to see, to make people want to buy this water more and more. But we have seen through Lenzer 's article and perspective that there are certain aspects of the company, their practices, and involvement in the Fiji Islands that are were never made known to public or just false claims and statements. Fiji Water implies with their statements that they

heritage, as well as natives of Melanesian culture. However, upon the discovery of the land by the Dutch pioneer Abel Tasman in 1643, the original inhabitants were forced to give up their daily way of life. Over the next two centuries, their capital city, Suva, was given to a company

Sugarcane industry, today dominates the rural economy of Fiji and employs a large number of rural population. The first sugar, introduced by the European colonists, was produced in Fiji in 1862 around the flatland areas near Suva (now the capital city of the country) due to the availability of fertile alluvial soils (FSC 2014). However, after the first few years the center of production shifted to the rural western and northern parts of Fiji’s two biggest islands, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu (also known

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) Corporate Social Responsibility encompasses a “corporation’s social, ethical and environmental obligations to its constituencies and greater society,” and prompts corporate leadership to “look beyond its traditional bottom line, but at the social implications of its business.” It demonstrates a corporation’s “respect for society’s interests…by taking ownership of the effect its operational activities have on key constituencies including customers, employees

Kotobalavu Jioji, The Fiji times, Saturday, July 04, 2015.p.1 .some upbringing facts about the writer Jioji Kotobalavu was Fiji civil servant. He was the Main Supervisory General in the Prime Minister‘s workplace, (CEO PMO) but was fired on 7 December 2006 by the army government which had snatched control on 5 December. He established his official bill of discharge on 13 December. Kotobalavu was a profession public help who just the once assisted as Fiji’s ambassador to japan in the twilight 1970s

By: Susan Martinez March 1, 2011 Introduction Relations between the Fijian government and FIJI Water have been tense since early 2008 when the new military government seemed to suddenly notice the huge exporter (accounting for 20% of Fiji’s total exports) (Dornan). Though there are a variety of disputes, I will focus on two in particular 1) The Fijian government’s belief that FIJI Water is engaging in transfer pricing. 2) The Fijian government’s repeated efforts

At first working with a group of four proved to be a bit difficult. It was tricky to find something that we all had in common we had four totally different people. Two of them coming from the other side of the globe. Devantchi had just arrived two weeks earlier when I met her. Tony left his home in China at the age of 15 to attended school. Ky has been the glue in our group. She has been at Greenriver now for almost two years. It was nice to have someone who knew what to do and expect. This