Fiji’s Prime Minister Under Fire: A Commission or a Cover-Up?

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is facing criticism from the Fijian public for his handling of the current situation, with accusations that he is misleading citizens. Critics allege that he is allowing the very Cabinet Ministers who are implicated in the interference to decide the Terms of Reference for the upcoming commission of inquiry. Furthermore, Rabuka’s assertion that “what has been done cannot be undone” raises concerns that the initiative may merely serve as a means to gloss over the scandal rather than address it substantively. The validity of the commission is being questioned, with skeptics arguing that it is designed to obfuscate the issues rather than investigate them effectively.