Ba Chiefs to get update on Free Bird Institute

By fijivillage.com

14/06/2012

A report on the performance of the Ba Provincial Free Bird Institute is expected to be presented today to the Chiefs of Ba in the provincial council meeting which is underway.

Story by: Tokasa Rainima

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