Fiji celebrates its Independence Day on October 10th each year. On this day in 1970, Fiji gained full independence from British colonial rule. Prior to this, Fiji had been a British colony since 1874 when it was ceded to the United Kingdom by its indigenous chiefs.
Independence Day in Fiji is a national holiday marked by various celebrations and events. These celebrations typically include parades, cultural performances, flag-raising ceremonies, and speeches by political leaders. It's a time for Fijians to reflect on their history, culture, and national identity.
Fiji's independence has allowed the country to govern itself and make its own decisions in both domestic and international matters. Over the years, Fiji has developed as an independent and sovereign nation in the South Pacific, with a unique blend of indigenous Fijian, Indo-Fijian, and other cultural influences shaping its society and traditions.
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