According to the Social Welfare Ministry, there are more than 80 street kids in Suva.
Seeing these unfortunate people every day was the inspiration behind Miss Suva Retailers Association, Swaran Mala in participating as a Queen contestant for the Vodafone Fiji Hibiscus 2011.
Meanwhile, tonight’s feature programs will be the Ladies Public judging at 6.40 on the Stage and in the Hibiscus Tent at 7 will be the Kings Public judging.
Story by: William Waqavakatoga
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Hibiscus contestant aims to open an orphanage
By fijivillage.com
24/08/2011 17:07
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