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Two men rule, wages, unemployment, poor health facilities, poverty and government debt is very worrying – People’s Alliance

Two men rule, wages, unemployment, poor health facilities, poverty and government debt is very worrying – People’s Alliance

By Rusiate Baleilevuka
01/08/2022
People’s Alliance founding member, Ajay Amrit

The People’s Alliance has raised concerns on issues that they believe has affected a lot of Fijians under the leadership of the FijiFirst Government.

While speaking in a press conference, People’s Alliance founding member, Ajay Amrit has again raised concerns about what he says is a two men rule government.

Amrit says the state of health facilities in Fiji is a national shame as it continues to deteriorate.

The People’s Alliance also raised their concerns on the poor wage rate compared to the salary of government ministers and the Prime Minister, unemployment which can lead to increase in crimes and the increase in the number of people living with poverty.

Amrit says the People’s Alliance is also concerned with the education system especially with the overcrowding of students in a classroom and the ongoing water and power cuts.

He says the People’s Alliance will work with the NFP, and address all these concerning issues.


People should vote as voter turnout is declining in Fiji and across the world - Amrit

By Zodelle Bhan


With the Nationwide Voter Registration Drive resuming today, the People’s Alliance is encouraging people to register and make their vote count in this year’s general elections.

People’s Alliance founding member, Ajay Bhai Amrit says they are working with people in villages, settlements, urban and rural areas explaining the reasons why they need to vote.

Amrit adds that there has been a decline in people voting during elections.

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