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Tonga Sevens flew out of the country on Saturday.

Digicel Fiji Chief Executive Officer, Darren McLean while switching on the new Sky Pacific service for the first time under Digicel’s ownership said that this was historic for Fiji and a milestone for Digicel in the region.

Digicel Fiji Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Darren McLean is very happy to get the licenses from the Fiji Government after an announcement was made in September last year about the purchase of Sky Pacific.

“I want to thank the Fiji Government and the Minister of Communications, Mr. Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum for his commitment in helping to turn this opportunity into a reality. “

This is in a direct response to TC Winston which hit the Fiji Islands late on Saturday. 

Digicel Pacific’s Chief Executive Officer, Michael Murphy said, “Our thoughts and prayers are with all the communities affected in Fiji and the wider Digicel family stands ready to assist where possible. We had been tracking the progress of Cyclone Winston and are now activating the communications recovery plan that was in place. This includes working with our Pacific neighbour’s, and our valued partners to provide heavily discounted calling to and from Fiji”.

Chief Executive Officer of Digicel Fiji, Mr. Darren McLean says an early response is needed to help our country get back on its feet in this time of crisis.

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Digicel is once again bringing families and the Pacific’s greatest musical talent together with an upbeat new version of their hit song ‘We Are Family’. This new rendition is a cheerful Pacific Christmas music collaboration, available to all Digicel customers across the company’s six Pacific countries. 

The fun-filled day included face-painting, bouncy castles and live entertainment and could be summed up with one word - joy.

The fun photo booth proved to be the most popular as everyone wanted to have their picture taken with their family and friends to cherish the moment. 

The dinner, held on the picturesque rooftop of the hotel was held to acknowledge the tremendous effort made by their guests over the past two years to get their respective teams to the Summer Games.

Volunteers and Special Olympics officials who took time off from the whirlwind pace of the Games to attend the event, were treated to a night off to relax before going into the Opening Ceremony to be held at the Los Angeles Coliseum on July 24. Many took the opportunity to reconnect with previous Games participants, swap stories and tokens ahead of the Games.