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Candid conversations with leaders, politicians and voters on the dynamics of Fijian politics and culture

Episodes

  1. 09/17/2025

    Ben Daveta - Identity and youth (Part II)

    In Part II, Ben Daveta continues the discussion on youth and identity, focusing on how young Fijians can actively engage in society and contribute to nation-building. From education and leadership to cultural expression and social responsibility, this episode highlights ways for the next generation to find their voice and make a meaningful impact.

    21 min

  2. 09/16/2025

    Liliana Warid - Women in politics

    In this episode of Fijipol, Liliana Warid shares her insights on the role of women in Fiji’s political landscape. She discusses the challenges, opportunities, and importance of women’s participation in leadership and decision-making. Through her reflections and experiences, Warid highlights how empowering women in politics strengthens democracy and contributes to a more inclusive and representative nation.

    42 min

  3. 09/16/2025

    James Bhagwan - Watering our roots: Advocacy in Nation-building

    In this episode of Fijipol, James Bhagwan discusses the vital role of advocacy in shaping Fiji’s future. He explores how individuals and communities can “water their roots” by engaging in civic action, promoting social justice, and contributing to nation-building. Through practical insights and inspiring examples, Bhagwan highlights the power of informed voices and collective effort in creating a more inclusive, resilient, and prosperous Fiji.

    44 min

  4. 09/16/2025

    Ben Daveta - Identity and Youths (Part I)

    In Part I of this conversation, Ben Daveta explores the challenges and opportunities facing Fiji’s youth as they navigate questions of identity, culture, and belonging. He reflects on how young people understand themselves in a rapidly changing society and the role of heritage, values, and community in shaping their sense of purpose.

    34 min

  5. 09/16/2025

    Sashi Kiran - Our Role in Nation-building

    In this episode of Fijipol, Sashi Kiran shares her insights on the crucial role citizens play in shaping Fiji’s future. From active civic engagement to community leadership, she explores how individuals and organizations can contribute to nation-building. With practical examples and thoughtful reflections, this conversation highlights the shared responsibility we all have in fostering a more inclusive, resilient, and prosperous Fiji.

    33 min

  6. 09/16/2025

    Simione Sevudredre - Of kings, colonies and cession (Part I)

    In Part I of this two-part conversation, historian Simione Sevudredre takes us back to the roots of Fiji’s political story. We explore the era of traditional leadership, the arrival of colonial powers, and the events that set the stage for cession. This episode unpacks how culture, authority, and outside influence intertwined to shape Fiji’s early governance.

    33 min

  7. 09/16/2025

    Simione Sevudredre - Of kings, colonies and cession (Part II)

    In Part II, we continue our journey with Simione Sevudredre, tracing the impact of cession and its lasting legacy on Fiji’s political and social landscape. From colonial rule to questions of sovereignty and identity, this episode delves deeper into how those early decisions continue to influence Fiji today.

    42 min

  8. 09/16/2025

    Savenaca Narube - Setting the scales

    In this episode of Fijipol, we sit down with former Reserve Bank Governor and political leader Savenaca Narube to discuss how to “set the scales” in Fiji’s economy and governance. He shares his perspective on striking a balance between economic growth, good leadership, and fairness for all Fijians. From challenges in managing resources to the importance of accountability, Narube offers thought-provoking insights on what it takes to build a stable and just future.

    34 min

  9. 09/16/2025

    Richard Naidu - Voters and their parliament

    In this episode of Fijipol, we sit down with Richard Naidu to unpack the relationship between Fiji’s voters and their parliament. From the role of elected representatives to the responsibilities of citizens, Richard offers clear insights into how democracy in Fiji is meant to work—and where it can improve. With engaging reflections and practical examples, this conversation sheds light on the challenges, opportunities, and responsibilities that shape Fiji’s political landscape.

    40 min
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Candid conversations with leaders, politicians and voters on the dynamics of Fijian politics and culture

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    Soundscape
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  • Episodes
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