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Second chance opens the world

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FOR 22-year-old Mere Vakacoa, a second chance was all it took to bridge the gap between the cane fields of Ba and the innovative zero waste towns of Japan. ​The final-year University of the South Pacific (USP) student who hails from Sorokoba, Ba, with maternal links to Nayavu, Tailevu recently returned from an intensive eight-day cultural and educational exchange under the Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths (JENESYS) pro…
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Second chance opens the world

FOR 22-year-old Mere Vakacoa, a second chance was all it took to bridge the gap between the cane fields of Ba and the innovative zero waste towns of Japan. ​The final-year University of the South Pacific (USP) student who hails from Sorokoba, Ba, with maternal links to Nayavu, Tailevu recently returned from an intensive eight-day cultural and educational exchange under the Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths (JENESYS) pro…

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FijiTimes broke the news in on Friday, February 13, 2026.
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