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Mining threat sparks outrage in Sigatoka

Summary by Fiji Broadcasting Corporation

Landowners in Tikina o Nasigatoka have called on Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to immediately stop Magma Mines Ltd’s activities and cancel Special Prospecting License 1495. The company, a subsidiary of Dome Gold Mines Ltd is accused of ignoring local opposition, misleading village chiefs and causing environmental damage around the Sigatoka River and Koroua Island. The […]

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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation

Mining threat sparks outrage in Sigatoka

Landowners in Tikina o Nasigatoka have called on Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to immediately stop Magma Mines Ltd’s activities and cancel Special Prospecting License 1495. The company, a subsidiary of Dome Gold Mines Ltd is accused of ignoring local opposition, misleading village chiefs and causing environmental damage around the Sigatoka River and Koroua Island. The […]

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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, July 17, 2025.

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