Frank Bainimarama
Military Leader and Country Leader
'Fiji Chief Justice likely to up sticks'...regime. The Department of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on Monday saying Chief Justice Gates appeared to have misled the Bainimarama regime over the impact of Australian travel bans on those judges who had taken office in Fiji after... In this article: Fiji, Anthony Gates, Democracy, Frank Bainimarama, Department of Foreign Affairs, Asean, Nakheel, and Australian Stock Exchange |
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Sydney Morning Herald - World | November 05, 2009
Aussies in Fiji urged to monitor safety
...a stoush over travel visas. Fiji's self-appointed prime minister, Frank Bainimarama, accused Australia and New Zealand of sabotaging his nation-building efforts by refusing to grant visas to Fijian judges. The allegations have been...
In this article: Fiji, New Zealand, Murray McCully, Australia, and Allegation
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The Australian | November 08, 2009
Flawed memo behind Fiji decision to expel diplomats
FIJI Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama expelled Australia's High Commissioner last week after receiving a memorandum from the country's chief justice containing fundamental errors about Australia's travel bans on Fiji's judges. The...
In this article: Anthony Gates, Fiji, Australia, Department of Foreign Affairs, Korea, Colombo, and New Zealand
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Sydney Morning Herald - National | November 02, 2009
Australia won't rule out Fiji sanctions
...the Fiji regime." Self-appointed Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama, the military chief who has led the country since the December 2006 coup, made the order during a televised address at 5pm (AEDT) on Tuesday. "I have told the Ministry...
In this article: Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, Democracy, and Murray McCully
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The Australian | November 04, 2009
Only bad boy we can afford to heavy
...make him a good dictator. His determination not to restore democracy is wholly objectionable. But it does make him an almost unique dictator. Undoubtedly, Australia can crush Fiji. There are not many countries about which you can say...
In this article: Fiji, Taliban, Democracy, The West Australian, Kerry Stokes, and Melbourne
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Sydney Morning Herald - National | November 03, 2009
Australia considers action against Fiji
...in the Pacific. Self-appointed Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama, the military leader who has ruled Fiji since a December 2006 coup, has given both governments a day to recall their envoys, in a spat over travel visas. He's accused the...
In this article: Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, New Zealand, Murray McCully, and Pacific
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The Australian | November 09, 2009
Amnesty Int'l: Harassment of Gov't Critics in Fiji
...to be appointed by the regime. Bainimarama had alleged that Australian authorities had denied transit visas to Sri Lankan judges appointed to the judiciary and warned the judges against joining the bench in Fiji. The Australian authorities...
In this article: Fiji, Amnesty International, New Zealand, Suva, Ban Ki-moon, United Nations, and Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald - National | November 04, 2009
Army detains academic as Rudd warns against coup culture
...Fiji to become the norm. ''This man, Bainimarama, has undertaken a military coup, suspended the constitution, refused to hold fresh elections and sacked the judiciary and appointed his,'' Mr Rudd told the ABC. The latest row has erupted...
In this article: Kevin Rudd, Fiji, Brij Lal, Australia, Department of Foreign Affairs, Australian National University, and Pacific
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Sydney Morning Herald - National | November 04, 2009
Aussie academic expelled from Fiji
...ousting the Australian and New Zealand representatives. "Bainimarama claims this is all a reaction to attempts to stop judges getting visas in Australia and New Zealand," he said. "And while Australia was delaying travel visas for some...
In this article: Fiji, Australia, Brij Lal, Canberra, Pacific, New Zealand, Democracy, Australian National University, and Laisenia Qarase
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Description from Wikipedia:
Commodore Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama, CF, MSD, OStJ, Fijian Navy, known commonly as Frank Bainimarama and sometimes by the chiefly title Ratu (born 27 April, 1954), is a Fijian naval officer and politician. He is the Commander of the Fijian Military Forces and, as of 5 January 2007, Interim Prime Minister. While serving as Prime Minister, he has also temporarily held various ministerial portfolios: Information, Home Affairs, Immigration, Public Service, Indigenous and Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Finance, and Foreign Affairs.
Bainimarama is an ethnic Fijian.
- Birth Date:
- April 27, 1954
- Birthplace:
- Kiuva, Fiji
- Religion:
- Methodist
- Spouse:
- Maria Makitalena
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