Tevita Kapawale judgement moved to July 11th

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Tevita Kapawale judgement moved to July 11th

By Alipate Narawa

26/06/2025

Tevita Kapawale’s judgement has now been moved to 11th July.

Kapawale appeared before Justice Dane Tuiqereqere this morning in the Suva High Court.

Justice Tuiqereqere has asked for more time to finalise his judgement on the case as he has been busy with other hearings.

Kapawale is accused of murdering five crew members on the FV Tiro 2 in 2021.

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