Articles I have authored

This page lists every article that I have created. It does not include rewrites - articles started by others but completely rewritten by me: I have decided to make a separate index for them.

• Index: Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
• Topical Indices

A

• Acraman, Rodney, Fiji's interim Ombudsman (2006 - present).
• Adi: a title held by chieftainesses in most parts of Fiji.
• Ah Koy, James: flamboyant Fijian politician.
• Alex Haley's Queen: A biographical novel by Alex Haley and David Stevens
• Alliance Party: A disambiguation page listing similarly-named political parties from several countries.
• Ahmed Ali (politician): Fijian academic and politician.
• Ali, Amjad: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Ali, Shamima: Indo-Fijian human rights activist.
• Felix Anthony, Fijian Senator.
• Arjun, Narendra: former parliamentarian from the National Federation Party.
• Arya, Kamlesh Kumar: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Assembly of Christian Churches in Fiji: an umbrella organization linking various denominations.
• Attorney-General (Fiji): Fiji's top lawyer in the government.

B

• Baba, Jale: businessman and General Secretary of the United Fiji Party (SDL).
• Baba, Tupeni: Fijian politician.
• Babla, Anand: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Bain, Atu Emberson: Fijian Senator.
• Baghwan-Rolls, Sharon: Fijian political activist.
• Bainimarama, Josaia Voreqe (Frank): Fijian military strongman.
• Bainimarama, Ratu Meli: CEO of the Fijian Affairs Board; appointed December 2006.
• Bala, Praveen: Mayor of Ba Town, Fiji.
• Bale, Qoriniasi: Minister for Justice and Attorney-General of Fiji.
• Baleidrokadroka, Jone: Fiji's Acting Land Force Commander.
• Banuve, Joji: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Bau Island: The chiefly island whose small size belies its vast importance.
• Beddoes, Mick: leader of Fiji's United People's Party.
• Belgium, Fiji Embassy to: This embassy doubles as the Fiji Mission to the European Union.
• Beqa: a Fijian island, famous for its firewalking.
• Blue Ribbon campaign (Fiji): the campaign in favour of the Fijian government's proposed Reconciliation and Unity Commission.
• Bogileka, Meli: former Cabinet Minister, General Secretary of the People's National Party.
• Bokini, Ratu Ovini, Fijian chief and Chairman of the Great Council of Chiefs (2004-present).
• Bolobolo, Ratu Meli: Tui Navitilevu, Paramount Chief of Rakiraki, in Fiji's Ra Province.
• Browne, Joseph, Fijian civil servant.
• Bryce, Jabez: Anglican Bishop of Polynesia.
• Bua: a Province of Fiji.
• Buadromo, Virisila: Fijian political activist.
• Buca Bay: tourist resort on the Fijian island of Vanua Levu.
• Bulamainaivalu, Kevueli: Fiji's Assistant Police Commissioner - Crime.
• Bulanauca, Mitieli: Fijian Senator and former Cabinet Minister.
• Bulou: a title held by Fijian chieftainesses on the island of Kadavu.
• Bune, Poseci: Deputy Leader of the Fiji Labour Party.
• Burebasaga Confederacy: the largest of three confederacies of Fijian chiefs.
• Butadroka, Sakiasi: Fijian nationalist politician, founder of the Fijian Nationalist Party.

C

• Cabinet (Fiji): A description of Fiji's Cabinet system of government, with a list of current Cabinet members.
• Cabral, Luis: Portuguese Protestant evangelist.
• Cakaudrove: a Province of Fiji.
• Cakobau, Ratu Epenisa: Fijian chief from Bau Island.
• Cakobau, Ratu George: Senator and possible Vunivalu of Bau.
• Cakobau, Ratu Sir Edward: Fijian Chief and Cabinet Minister (1908-1973).
• Cakobau, Litia, Fijian Chief and Senator.
• Cakobau, Ratu Sir George: Fijian statesman.
• Cakobau, Ratu Seru Epenisa: Fijian monarch (1800s)
• Cakobau-Talakuli, Adi Samanunu : Fijian chief.
• Caucau, Asenaca: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Viliame Cavubati: Cabinet Minister (1990s).
• Chambers, Amy: Anglican priest in Fiji.
• Chamoun, Dany: Lebanese politician.
• Chamoun, Dory: Lebanese politician.
• Chamoun, Tracy: Lebanese political activist.
• Chand, Ganesh: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Chand, Pratap: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Chandra, Rajesh: Vice-Chancellor of the University of Fiji.
• Chaudhry, Rajendra: Fijian lawyer, son of former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry.
• Chief Justice (Fiji): A description of the office, with a list of those who have held it.
• Chief Minister (Fiji): The office that later became that of the Prime Minister.
• Children of the Plantation: An article about the offspring of white Americans and their black slave women.
• Chinese in Fiji: a small, but influential, community in Fiji.
• Cho, David Yonggi: Korean Christian pastor.
• Christian, Betty: Pitcairnese public figure.
• Christian Democratic Alliance (Fiji): A Fijian political party, active in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
• Christianity in Korea: An article summarizing the phenomenon of Korean Christianity.
• Christopher, David Ariu: Fijian politician of Banaban descent.
• Cokanasiga, Joketani, Fijian former Cabinet Minister. (original)
• Cokanauto, Ratu Tu'uakitau: former Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Communal constituencies (Fiji): Parliamentary constituencies allocated to candidates and voters registered on ethnic rolls.
• Conservative Alliance (Fiji): nationalistic Fijian political party.
• Constituency Boundaries Commission: the body determining electoral boundaries in Fiji.
• Constitution of Fiji - Preamble - Chapters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17: a series of essays on the eighteen chapters (including the preamble) of the Fijian Constitution.
• Council of Rotuma: the municipal and legislative body of Rotuma, a Fijian dependency.
• Counter Revolutionary Warfare Unit Court Martial, Fiji: the court martial of the CRW soldiers convicted of the Queen Elizabeth Barracks mutiny of 2 November 2000.
• Court of Appeal (Fiji): one of three Fijian courts established by the Constitution.
• Culture of Fiji: Focusing on the culture of indigenous Fijians, rather than of immigrant peoples.

D

• Daddah, Moktar Ould: The founding father of Mauritania.
• Daily Post: A newspaper owned by the Fijian government.
• Dakuidreketi, Keni, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.
• Datt, Krishna: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Delailomaloma, Nelson, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.
• Digitaki, Laisa, businesswoman and pro-democracy activist.
• Ratu Josefa Dimuri: Fijian chief and politician.
• Diplomatic relations of Fiji: a list of Fijian missions abroad, and foreign missions in Fiji.
• Dobui, Manoa: Fijian politician.
• Draunidalo, Savenaca: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Draunidalo, Tupou: Fijian lawyer.
• Dravuni: an atoll in Fiji's Kadavu Group.
• Driti, Pita: Land Force Commander, Republic of Fiji Military Forces.
• Driver, Moses: Deputy Commissioner of Police in Fiji.
• Druavesi, Ema: General Secretary of the Fijian Political Party (SVT).
• Duvuloco, Iliesa: Fijian nationalist politician; leader of the Nationalist Vanua Tako Lavo Party.
• Dyer, Adi Senimili, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.

E

• Eddé, Raymond: Lebanese statesman (1913-2000).
• Elections in Fiji: A list of elections to the Fijian Legislative Council (1966), and to the House of Representatives since independence in 1970: 1972 - March 1977 - September 1977 - 1982 - 1987 - 1992 - 1994 - 1999 - 2001 - 2006
• European Union, Fiji Mission to: This mission doubles as the Embassy of Fiji to Belgium.

F

• Fatiaki, Daniel: Chief Justice of Fiji since 2002.
• Festivals in Fiji: a list that reflects Fiji's cultural diversity.
• Fiji coup plot of 2006: the threatened overthrow of Fiji's civilian government in December.
• Fiji crisis of 2005-2006: the escalation of a crisis simmering for over a year.
  • Baledrokadroka incident: the alleged insubordination and dismissal of Fiji's second most senior Military officer in January 2006.
  • Reaction to Fiji crisis of 2005-2006: domestic and foreign reaction.
  • Timeline of Fiji crisis of 2005-2006: covering late 2005 and early 2006.
• Fiji Law Society: the body registering and regulating lawyers in Fiji.
• Fiji Live: online Fijian news service.
• Fijian mercenaries in Bougainville, 2005: a diplomatic incident that has embarrassed the Fijian government. (original)
• Fiji municipal election, 2002: an election that produced very mixed results for Fiji's major parties.
• Fiji municipal election, 2005: an election regarded as a trial run for the 2006 parliamentary election.
• Fiji presidential election, 2006: The election for the 2006-2011 term.
• Fiji Sun: online Fijian news service.
• Fiji Television: Fiji's television network, with an online Fijian news service.
• Fiji Village: online Fijian news service.
• Fijian Alliance: the former ruling political party of Fiji (1967-1987).
• Fijian Association Party: a once-significant political party of Fiji.
• Fijian electoral system: an overview of the many changes in the history of Fiji's electoral system.
• Fijian name: about Fiji's naming conventions.
• Fijian Nationalist Party: a former political party in Fiji advocating political supremacy for indigenous Fijians.
• Fijian ethnic group: An article about Fiji's indigenous people.
• Fijian Political Party: the political party that governed Fiji in the 1990s.
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Aftermath: a report on the investigations, trials, and manoeverings that have followed in the wake of the 2000 coup.
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Alleged plot against Ratu Iloilo: Allegations of a plot involving Senator Apisai Tora against Fijian President Josefa Iloilo.
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Removal of Ratu Mara: A significant detail of the Fiji coup of 2000.
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Investigations: Police investigations into the financing, organizing, and motives for the coup.
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Allegations: allegations made by coup-convict Maciu Navakasuasua about the brains behind the 2000 coup.
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Mutinies: An account of the mutinies at Sukunaivalu Army Barracks on 7 July 2000 and at Suva's Queen Elizabeth Barracks on 2 November.
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Trials: Persons tried, convicted, and acquitted of involvement in the coup.
• Fiji Democratic Party: a Fijian political party that operated between June 2002 and April 2005.
• Fiji Times: Fiji's oldest newspaper.
• Fiji Week: an annual festival culminating in Fiji's independence day on 10 October.
• Fiji Week, 2004: a week of national reconciliation planned for 4-11 October 2004.
• Fiji Week, 2005: a week of festivities leading up to Independence Day on 10 October.
• Foreign reaction to the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill (Fiji): The reaction of foreign governments and organizations to Fiji's most controversial legislation.
• Frangieh, Suleiman: President of Lebanon (1970-1976).
• Fulaga: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.

G

• Gaffar, Ahmed: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Galuinadi, Jonetani: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Ganilau, Adi Ateca: Fijian public figure.
• Ganilau, Bernadette: Fijian writer, broadcaster, and political activist.
• Ganilau, Ratu Epeli: Fijian statesman.
• Ganilau, Ratu Sir Penaia: The first President of Fiji.
• Gates, Anthony: Fijian judge and Acting Chief Justice (2007).
• Gau Island: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago.
• Gemayel, Amine: Lebanese President (1982-1988).
• Gemayel, Solange: Lebanese politician and former First Lady (1982).
• General Electors: Fijian citizens not of ethnic Fijian, Indo-Fijian, or Rotuman descent.
• Gil, Eddie: Filipino politician.
• Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin: an organization promoting the interests of the Indian diaspora.
• Gounder, Gunasagaran: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Governor of the Pitcairn Islands: an overview of the functions of the Governor of Britain's last Oceanic colony.
• Grand Coalition Initiative Group - a coalition of five ethnic Fijian-led parties formed on 30 July 2005.
• Great Council of Chiefs (Fiji): An article about a powerful feudal institution that chooses Fiji's President.

H

• Hatch, Hector, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.
• Heffernan, Angie, Director, Pacific Centre for Public Integrity.
• Hertzog, James Barry Munnik: South African Prime Minister (1924-1939).
• House of Chiefs (Fiji): an overview of the Fijian nobility.
• House of Representatives (Fiji): A brief description of the Fijian House of Representatives, and a list of its members.
• Hughes, Andrew, Fiji's Commissioner of Police.
• Hughes, Wayne: New Zealand pastor.

I

• India-Fiji relations: highlights from the relationship between Fiji and India.
• Indo-Fijian: Fijian citizens of Indian descent.
• Instruments of Independence (Fiji): the founding document of independent Fiji.
• Iqbal, Imraz: Indo-Fijian businessman and former journalist.
• Island Council (Pitcairn): the legislative and judicial body of the Pitcairn Islands.
• Iyer, Pico: Renowned British-born author.

J

• Jalal, Imrana: Indo-Fijian lawyer.
• Jale, Anare: Chief Executive Officer of Fiji's Public Service Commission.
• Joyce, Barnaby: Australian Senator from Queensland.
• Judicial Service Commission (Fiji): the body that nominates judges in Fiji.
• Justice of Appeal (Fiji): judges who sit on the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.

K

• Kabara: one of the Lau Islands and home island of Fijian Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase.
• Kadavu Group: a Fijian archipelago dominated by Kadavu.
• Kaibu: one of Fiji's Lau Islands.
• Kaitani, Simione: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Kanacea: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Kanailagi, Tomasi: Fijian clergyman and Senator.
• Kanakana, Ratu Epeli: Fijian chief.
• Katonivere, Ratu Aisea: Paramount Chief of Macuata, Fiji.
• Kaukimoce, Jonetani: Fijian parliamentarian.
• Kean, Francis: Fijian Naval Commander.
• Kepa, Ro Teimumu: Fijian chief and politician.
• Kepa, Sailosi: Fijian judge, statesman, and diplomat.
• Khan, Mohammed Afzal: Senator.
• Khan, Ballu: Indo-Fijian business tycoon.
• Khan, Hafiz: Fijian businessman and Senator.
• Khan, Iqbal: controversial Fijian lawyer.
• Khan, Jahir: Senior Fiji police officer.
• Tulsi Ram Khelwan, Fijian Senator.
• Khoury, Béchara El-: Lebanese President (1943-1952).
• Kioa: an outlier to the Fijian island of Vanua Levu.
• Konrote, George: Rotuman-Fijian diplomat and political candidate.
• Koriakine, Alexandre: Co-founder of Wikimapia.
• Koro-ni-O: the centre of Fiji's hydroelectric industry.
• Koroi, Jimi: Fijian Military officer and interim Commissioner of Police (2006 - 2007).
• Koroi, Jokapeci: Senator and President of the Fiji Labour Party.
• Korovavala, Lesi: Chief Executive Officer of Fiji's Home Affairs Ministry.
• Korovou, Tailevu: the heart of Fiji's dairy industry.
• Kotobalavu, Joji: Fijian civil servant and Prime ministerial spokesman.
• Koya, Sidiq: Indo-Fijian statesman.
• Krishna, James Shri: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Kubuabola, Ratu Inoke: Fijian politician.
• Kubuabola, Ratu Jone: Fiji's Minister for Finance.
• Kubuna Confederacy: traditionally the highest-ranked of three confederacies of Fijian chiefs.
• Kurulo, Suliasi, head of the Fiji- based Christian Mission Fellowship.

L

• Lacawai, Ratu Paula, Senator.
• Lakeba: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Lakshman, Gopal: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Lal, Brij: Fiji-born historian.
• Lal, Surendra: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Lalabalavu, Ratu Naiqama: Fijian high chief and politician, imprisoned for his role in the Fiji coup of 2000.
• Lami: a Town in Fiji.
• Laucala: one of three islands to the east of Thurston Point, Taveuni, Fiji.
• Leader of the Opposition (Fiji): A commentary on the office of Leader of the Opposition, and a list of people who have held it.
• Legislative Council (Fiji): the precursor to the modern Fijian Parliament.
• Leleuvia: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago.
• Lesavua, Ponipate: Fijian Senator.
• Leung, Graeme: President of the Fiji Law Society.
• Leweniqila, Isireli: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Levuka: the former capital of Fiji.
• Neumi Leweni: Fijian Army Captain and spokesman.
• List of Born-again Christian Laypeople - a list of prominent politicians, businesspeople, actors, sports stars, scientists, etc. who claim to be Born-again Christians.
• List of British High Commissioners to New Zealand: The Commonwealth of Nations (Commonwealth)equivalent to an Ambassador).
• List of Chairmen of the Great Council of Chiefs (Fiji): A (so-far) partial listing of those who have chaired the Great Council of Chiefs.
• List of Fiji-related categories: A split from the List of Fiji-related topics.
• List of Fiji-related topics: An index of (hopefully) all Wikipedia articles pertaining to Fiji.
• List of Fijian Heads of State: Links to articles about Fiji's Heads of State since the 1700s.
• List of Fijian politicians: a split from the List of Fijians.
• List of Fijian sportspeople: Split from List of Fijians.
• List of Foreign Ministers of Fiji: Including their terms of office and the Prime Ministers under whom they served.
• List of Governors of Fiji: Covering the period 1874-1970, when Fiji was a British Crown Colony.
• List of Governors-General of Fiji: Covering the period 1970-1987.
• List of Lebanon-related topics: persons, places, events to do with Lebanon.
• List of Messianic Jews and Hebrew Christians: Noted persons of acknowledged Jewish birth or ancestry who believe in Jesus.
• List of Ministers for Fijian Affairs: The holders of the Cabinet portfolio responsible for indigenous development in Fiji.
• List of Premiers of the Kingdom of Viti: A list of those who headed the government of the short lived Fijian kingdom of 1871 to 1874.
• List of Presidents of Fiji: Covering the period since 1987.
• List of Prime Ministers of Fiji: Covering the period since 1967.
• List of rulers of the Pitcairn Islands: Colonial governors, Magistrates, and Mayors of the world's least populated country.
• List of Speakers of the House of Representatives (Fiji): Covering the period since 1972.
• List of Tongan Monarchs: a list of the individuals who have reigned over Tonga.
• List of Vice-Presidents of Fiji: A brief description of the office, and a list of the persons who have held it.
• Lomaiviti: an archipelago and Province of Fiji.
• Low, Kenneth, Chinese in Fiji-Fijian businessman and Senator.
• Luveni, Jiko, Fijian dentist and AIDS campaigner.

M

• Ma'afu, Enele: Tongan Prince and Fijian Chief (19th Century).
• Macuata: a Province of Fiji.
• Madraiwiwi, Ratu Joni - Fijian chief (1859-1920).
• Maharaj, Sanjeet Chand: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Maivalili, Ratu Kinijoji, Senator.
• Makogai: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago.
• Malani, Ratu Wilisoni Tuiketai: Fijian medical doctor, chief, and politician.
• Mamanuca Islands: an archipelago to the west of Nadi, Fiji.
• Managreve, Injimo: Chairman of the Council of Rotuma.
• Manufolau, Daniel Urai: Fijian politician.
• Mara, Ratu Finau: Fijian lawyer, politician, and diplomat.
• Mara, Ratu Sir Kamisese: Father of the modern Fijian nation.
• Mara, Ro Adi Lady Lala: The former First Lady of Fiji.
• Mara, Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba: Fijian Army Chief of Staff.
• Masilaca, Asaeli: Fijian politician.
• Master of the High Court (Fiji): junior judges who sit on Fiji's High Court.
• Mataca, Petero: Roman Catholic Archbishop of Fiji.
• Matagi: one of three islands to the east of Thurston Point, Taveuni, Fiji.
• Matairavula, Irami: Fijian parliamentarian.
• Matakibau, Samuela: Senor Fiji police officer.
• Matanitobua, Naomi: Chief Magistrate of Fiji.
• Matanitobua, Ratu Suliano, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.
• Matuku, Fiji: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma: Fiji's largest Christian denomination.
• Military-church relations in Fiji: With particular focus on the strains caused by the Unity Bill.
• Military opposition to the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill (Fiji): Opposing the pardoning of political prisoners.
• Military unrest since the Fiji coup of 2000: on the increasing tension between the Fijian government and the Military.
• Mishra, Ghananand - Fijian judge (1916-2005).
• Moala: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Moala Islands: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Moawad, Nayla: Lebanese politician.
• Moderate voices on the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill (Fiji): more nuanced positions on the Fijian government's proposed Reconciliation and Unity Commission.
• Momoedonu, Ratu Tevita: Prime Minister of Fiji.
• Municipal elections in Fiji: an overview of elections to Fiji's city and town councils.
• Mupnar, Perumal: Fijian politician.
• Musingku, Noah: warlord and Bougainville separatist leader. (original)

N

• Nabua: a suburb of Suva, Fiji; the site of the Queen Elizabeth Barracks.
• Nabuka, Joeli: Fijian parliamentarian.
• Nacuva, Pita: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Nadroga-Navosa: a Province of Fiji.
• Naevo, Apisai, Senator.
• Nagagavoka, Ratu Sairusi, Fijian chief and PANU Party leader. (original)
• Nagindas, Shivlal: Labasa businessman and former member of the Fijian Senate.
• Namena Lala: an outlier to the Fijian island of Vanua Levu.
• Nagusuca, Nanise: Fijian politician.
• Naidu, Dorsami: Leader of the National Federation Party of Fiji.
• Naidu, Richard: Fijian lawyer.
• Naigani: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago.
• Nailatikau, Adi Koila Mara: Fijian politician.
• Nailatikau, Ratu Epeli Qaraninamu: Fijian medical doctor and Senator.
• Nailatikau, Ratu Epeli: Fijian statesman.
• Nair, Damodran: Fijian politician.
• Naitasiri: a Province of Fiji.
• Naivalu, Solomone: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Nand, Nainendra: Solicitor-General of Fiji.
• Namosi: a Province of Fiji.
• Nananu-i-Ra: an island of the coast of Rakiraki, Fiji.
• Nand, Gyani: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Nand, Ragho: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Nanovo,Ratu Sela: Fijian chief and Senator.
• Naqase, Serupepeli: Fijian lawyer (d. 2006).
• Naqiolevu, Sekove: Fijian judge, now on the Solomon Islands bench.
• Narayan, Irene Jai: Indo-Fijian stateswoman.
• Narayan, Udit: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Nasaqalau: village on the Fijian island of Lakeba, in the Lau archipelago.
• National Alliance Party of Fiji: Fijian political party founded by Ratu Epeli Ganilau in 2005.
• National Assembly of Lebanon: Lebanon's national legislature.
• National constituencies (Fiji): Former Parliamentary constituencies ethnically but elected by universal suffrage.
• National language debate in Fiji: the debate over whether to make Fijian, and possibly also Hindustani, compulsory in all schools.
• Nationalist Vanua Tako Lavo Party: an extreme ethno-nationalist party apparently involved in the 2000 coup.
• Native Land Register: the official register of indigenous Fijian landowners.
• Naupoto, Viliame, Fiji's Director of Immigration and former Navy Commander.
• Nausori: a Town in Fiji.
• Navoka, Ratu Viliame, Senator.
• Navakasuasua, Maciu: Fijian coup convict turned informer.
• Naviti: an island in Fiji's Yasawa Group.
• New Nationalist Party (Fiji): Fijian political party.
• Nawaikula, Niko: Fijian politician.
• Nawalowalo, Ratu Josateki: Fijian businessman and Chairman of the Kadavu Provincial Council.
• Niranjan, Sangeeta: Fijian businesswoman.
• New Labour Unity Party (Fiji): a minor party, founded by Tupeni Baba in 2001.
• Naivaluwaqa, Timoci: Fijian trade unionist.
• Niudamu, Epeli, Senator.
• Nukulau - Fijian island with a rich history.

O

• Ogea Driki: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Ogea Levu: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Ono-i-Lau: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Ono Island: a member of Fiji's Kadavu Group.
• Open constituencies: Parliamentary constituencies elected by universal suffrage.
• Ould Daddah, Moktar: The founding father of Mauritania
• Ovalau: the main island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago.

P

• Pacific Islands Political Studies Association: an international institution dedicated to studying Pacific politics and culture.
• Padarath, Ben: Fijian political candidate (2006), later imprisoned for manslaughter.
• Padarath, Lavenia: Fijian Cabinet Minister (1999-2000).
• Paeniu, Seve: Tuvalu's High Commissioner to Fiji.
• Party of National Unity (Fiji): Fijian List of political parties in Fiji, based in Ba Province. Better known as PANU.
• Patel, A.D.: founder of the National Federation Party of Fiji.
• People's Coalition: the coalition dominated by the Fiji Labour Party that swept to power in the 1999 election.
• People's National Party (Fiji): small indigenous Fijian political party.
• People's Party (Portugal): right-wing Portuguese political party.
• Pethrus, Lewi (1884-1974): founder of the Swedish Pentecostal movement.
• Pillay, Sarojini, Indo-Fijian academic.
• Pitcairn Islands election, 2004: the special election held on 15 December 2004.
• Pitcairn rape trial of 2004: the trial that has shaken the world's least populous country.
• Prasad, Krishna: Fijian politician.
• Pravasi Bharatiya Community Service Award: an award to honour members of the Indian diaspora for their contributions to the countries they are members of.
• President of the Court of Appeal (Fiji): the presiding officer of Fiji's Appeal Court.
• Puisne judge (Fiji): judges who sit on Fiji's High Court and Appeal Court.
• Punja, Hari, Fijian business tycoon (born 1937).

Q

• Qamea: one of three islands to the east of Thurston Point, Taveuni, Fiji.
• Qelelevu: the only inhabited island in Fiji's Ringgold Isles Group.
• Qarase, Laisenia Jr.: businessman and son of Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase.
• Qetaki, Alipate, former Attorney-General of Fiji and Minister for Justice.
• Qionibaravi, Adi Litia: CEO of the Fijian Affairs Board; deposed by military administration in December 2006.
• Qornet Shehwan: the village headquarters of the Lebanese political movement that bears its name.
• Qornet Shehwan Gathering: Lebanese political organization.
• Qovu, Emasi: Fijian parliamentarian.
• Queen Elizabeth Barracks (Fiji): the headquarters of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces.

R

• Ra, Fiji: a Province of Fiji.
• Rabi Council of Leaders: the municipal body administering Rabi Island, Fiji.
• Rabi Island: an outlier to the Fijian island of Taveuni, in the Vanua Levu Group.
• Rabukawaqa, Orisi: Fijian Military spokesman.
• Rae, Pramod: General Secretary of Fiji's National Federation Party.
• Ragiagia, Mataiasi: Fijian parliamentarian.
• Raj, George Shiu: Indo-Fijian politician.
• Rakiraki: a region of Ra Province, Fiji.
• Ram, Rishi: Chairman of Fiji's Public Service Commission.
• Ratakele, Ratu Talemo, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.
• Ratu: An explanation of Fiji's nobility.
• Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Day: Fiji's national holiday, held in honour of their greatest statesman.
• Ravuvu, Asesela: Fijian academic and Senator.
• Rayawa, Ratu, Senator.
• Reconciliation and Unity Commission (Fiji): A controversial commission proposed by the Fijian government.
• Religious reaction to the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill: A summary of the response of Christian and Hindu organizations to this controversial bill.
• Reddy, Jai Ram: Indo-Fijian politician and judge.
• Rewa, Fiji: a Province of Fiji.
• Ridgeway, Peter: Australian prosecutor, former Deputy Director of Prosecutions in Fiji.
• Rigamoto, Marieta: Fijian Cabinet Minister of Rotuman descent.
• Ringgold Isles: an archipelago forming an outlier to the Fijian island of Vanua Levu.
• Ro: a title held by Fijian chiefs in Rewa Province.
• Rokocegu, Ratu Maculeku: Paramount Chief of the Dreketi sub-district of Macuata Province.
• Rokomatu, Adi Joana, Fijian chief, holder of the Tui Sigatoka title.
• Roko Tui Dreketi: The Paramount Chief of Rewa and Burebasaga, Fiji.
• Rokotuinaceva, Ratu Kolinio, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.
• Rotuma Day: 13 May, the date celebrating Rotuma's 1881 annexation to Fiji by the United Kingdom.
• Rotuma Group: an island group in Fiji, dominated by Rotuma Island.

S

• Salabula, Losena: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Salam, Saeb: former Prime Minister of Lebanon.
• Sarkis, Elias: President of Lebanon (1976-1982).
• SAUBULINAYAU, Meli: Senior Fijian Army officer.
• Sauqaqa, Tomasi: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Isikia Savua: Fijian diplomat and former Police Commissioner.
• Seeto, Dixon: Fijian business tycoon of Chinese descent.
• Senate (Fiji) - a brief description of the Fijian Senate, and a list of its members.
• Seniloli, Ratu Jope: Vice-President of Fiji (2000-2004), convicted of treason.
• Serua: a Province of Fiji.
• Seruvakula, Ratu Semi, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.
• Seruvakula, Viliame, Army officer, who led the counteroffensive against the Queen Elizabeth Barracks mutiny of 2 November 2000.
• Sharan, Ram: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Sharma, Devanesh: President of the Fiji Law Society (2006 - present).
• Sharma, Gabriel: First Indo-Fijian Anglican Bishop in Fiji.
• Sharma, Vyas Deo: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Sigatoka: a Town in Fiji.
• Silatolu, Peniasi: Fijian politician.
• Silatolu, Timoci: Fijian politician, serving a life sentence for treason.
• Sing, Sakiusa: Fijian Catholic priest and educator.
• Singh, Anand: Fiji Labour Party Senator and former Attorney-General.
• Singh, Attar: Fiji trade unionist and NFP politician.
• Singh, Gyan: Fijian politician.
• Singh, Pravin: Fijian politician; died 2003.
• Singh, Prem: Indo-Fijian politician.
• Singh, Rajesh: Fijian Cabinet Minister (2006).
• Singh, Raman Pratap: President of Fiji's National Federation Party.
• Singh, Satendra: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Singh, Vijay (politician): Fijian politician.
• Singh, Sir Vijay: Indo-Fijian lawyer and former politician.
• Siwatibau, Suliana, human rights and pro-democracy activist.
• Siwatibau, Savenaca: Fijian academic leader.
• Smith, Ian (disambiguation): A disambiguation page, listing places where I moved material that was irrelevantly included in the Ian Smith article.
• Solicitor-General (Fiji): The Chief Executive Officer of the Attorney-General's department.
• Gagaj Maraf Solomone, Fijian Senator from Rotuma.
• South African Liberal Party: South African political party banned (1968) by the apartheid regime.
• Sovasova, Ratu Jovesa: Fijian chief (1942-2005).
• Speed, Adi Kuini Bavadra: Fijian politician.
• Sugar City Ratepayers Alliance: a Fijian municipal political party in the City of Lautoka.
• Suva City Council: the municipal body governing Fiji's capital.
• Swamy, Chandra: Canadian politician born in Lautoka, Fiji.
• Swann, Ofa: Fijian parliamentarian for the New Labour Unity Party.

T

• Tabakaucoro, Adi Finau, Fijian former Cabinet Minister.
• Tailevu: a Province of Fiji.
• Taininbeka: an uninhabited islet in Fiji's Ringgold Isles Group.
• Takapuna Assembly of God: prominent New Zealand church.
• Takiveikata, Ratu Inoke: Fijian high chief and politician, imprisoned for life for mutiny.
• Takiveikata, Ratu Inoke: Vice President of Fiji (1990s).
• Tanaburenisau, Antonio: Fijian parliametarian (1999-2000).
• Taoka, Aisea: Fiji's Commissioner of Prisons.
• Taukeinikoro, Ratu Kiniviliame, Senator.
• Tavaiquia, Ratu Sir Josaia - Vice-President of Fiji (1990-1997).
• Tavola, Kaliopate: Fiji's Minister for Foreign Affairs (2000 - present).
• Tavua: a Town in Fiji.
• Telawa, Saula: President of the New Nationalist Party of Fiji.
• Teleni, Esala, Naval Captain and Deputy Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (2007-present).
• Thurston, John Bates: Premier of the Kingdom of Viti (1874 and Governor of Fiji (1888-1897).
• Tikoinasau, Samisoni: Fijian Cabinet Minister and CAMV parliamentarian.
• Tikotikoca, Romanu, Commissioner of Police appointed December 2006.
• Ting, K.H.: Chinese church official.
• Toganivalu, Adi Davila: Fijian businesswoman and newspaper publisher.
• Tora, Apisai, Fijian Senator.
• Totoya: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Tovata Confederacy: the easternmost of three confederacies of Fijian chiefs.
• Tubou: village on the Fijian island of Lakeba, in the Lau archipelago.
• Manasa Tugia: Deputy Speaker of the Fijian House of Representatives.
• Tui Cakau: The Paramount Chief of Cakaudrove and Tovata, Fiji.
• Tui Nadi: the Paramount Chief of Nadi, Fiji.
• Tuinaosara, Kitione: Fijian Military Legal Services Director.
• Tuisese, Ilaitia: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Tuisolia, Ratu Sakiusa, former CEO of Airports Fiji Limited.
• Tuivaga, Sir Timoci: Chief Justice of Fiji (1974-2002).
• Tuvuki, Isireli: Fijian Cabinet Minister.

U

• United Nations, Fiji Mission to: Fiji's permanent mission to the world body. (original)
• United Party (South Africa): South Africa's ruling party from 1934 to 1948.
• United Peoples Party (Fiji): a small political party supported by Fiji's ethnic minorities.
• University of Fiji: One of two universities in Fiji.

V

• Vaileka: the main urban centre in the Rakiraki region of Fiji.
• Ratu Nemia Vainitoba: nonagenarian chief from Ba Province.
• Vakalalabure, Ratu Rakuita: Fijian politician, imprisoned for treason.
• Vakalalabure, Ratu Tevita: Fijian chief and politician (1927-2005).
• Vakatora, Tomasi: Fijian statesman.
• Vakawaletabua, Ratu Kinijioji, Senator.
• Vanua Balavu: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Vanua Levu Group: The Fijian island of Vanua Levu and its outliers.
• Vanua Tako Lavo Party (Fiji): a former political party in Fiji, advocating political supremacy for indigenous Fijians.
• Vatukoula: a gold mining settlement in Fiji, near Tavua.
• Vatulele: an outlier to the Fijian island of Viti Levu.
• Vavaitemana, Bulou Elenoa: Tui Ono, a chieftainess from Kadavu, Fiji.
• Vayeshnoi, Lekh Ram: Fiji Labour Party politician.
• Viseisei: believed to be Fiji's oldest settlement.
• Viti Levu Group: The Fijian island of Viti Levu and its outliers.
• Vitusagavulu, Jesoni: Fijian businessman and diplomat.
• Volavola, Ratu Peni: Lord Mayor of Suva.
• Vorster, Balthazar Johannes (John): South African Prime Minister (1966-1978).
• Vosanibola, Josefa: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Vuda Point: the traditional landing place of the ancestors of the modern Fijian people.
• Vuiyasawa, Lagamu: Fijian Senator and businesswoman.
• Vula, Josateki: Fijian parliamentarian.
• Voting system of Fiji: an overview of the method of casting and counting votes in Fiji.
• Vuaqava: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Vuetilovoni, Tomasi: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Vunivalu of Bau: Fiji's highest chiefly title.

W

• Wailagi Lala: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Wakaya: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago.
• Waqabaca, Josaia: Fijian former political organizer; informant about 2000 coup.
• Waqanisau, Jeremaia: Fiji's Ambassador to China.
• Waqavakatoga, Taito: President of the Fijian Senate.
• Waradi, Taito: the President of the Fiji Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
• Warren, Jay: Mayor of Pitcairn.
• Wikicities: a community of wikis, founded by Angela of Wikipedia fame.
• Williams, Esther, Fijian academic leader; Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University of the South Pacific.
• Williams, Josephine Raikuna: businesswoman and former Mayor of Nadi.
• Wong, Pio: Fijian Cabinet Minister.

X

Y

• Yabaki, Akuila: Fijian human rights activist and former Methodist minister.
• Yabaki, Konisi: Fijian Cabinet Minister.
• Yadua Taba: an outlier to the Fijian island of Vanua Levu.
• Yanuca: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago.
• Yanuca Levu: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago.
• Yasawa: the main island in Fiji's Yasawa Group.
• Yellow Ribbon campaign (Fiji): the campaign against the Fijian government's proposed Reconciliation and Unity Commission.
• Yeshua: The Hebrew name for Jesus.
• Yoido Full Gospel Church: the world's largest church. In Seoul, Korea.
• Young, Ted: Fijian Cabinet Minister.

Z

• Zimmermann, Jörg: German Ambassador to New Zealand.
• Zinck, Kenneth Vincent: Fijian Cabinet Minister.

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