governance
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FNRL Governance Under Scrutiny as Audits Delay AGM Amid Disputes
Fiji’s national rugby league is navigating a governance crisis, with audits pending and staff disruptions shaping the debate. The board says issues are being tackled through proper procedures and legal oversight, signaling a crucial moment for the sport’s leadership and future plans.
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Fiji Faces Election-Year Uncertainty as Regional Security Outlook Flags Corruption and Misinformation Risks
Fiji heads into a pivotal election amid rising political volatility and governance pressures. Corruption gaps, external influence, and targeted misinformation threaten public trust and the integrity of democratic processes. The coming months could hinge on reforms that strengthen transparency and accountability.
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Fiji Directors to Sharpen Board Oversight in One-Day Governance Workshop
Fiji boards are getting a targeted one-day governance workshop designed to turn uncertainty into resilience. Led by Jenny Seeto, it blends practical tools and real-world case studies on culture, oversight, and the board–management relationship to strengthen risk governance in a fast-changing world. Expect ready-to-apply frameworks to navigate shocks to supply chains, markets and investor confidence.
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Fiji Debates a Stronger, Broader Ombudsman as Public-Accountability Reform Moves Forward
Fiji’s drive for a stronger public watchdog is intensifying, sparked by a sector-focused Ombudsperson appointment that raises questions about the reach and power of oversight. Critics warn that piecemeal reforms may leave everyday public-service failures unaddressed, widening the gap between citizens and the state. With constitutional reform talks underway, the debate is moving from complaints…
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Stage-one probe into Fiji Sports Council CEO Gilbert Vakalalabure completed as draft findings prepared for board review
An independent probe into allegations surrounding the Fiji Sports Council’s leadership has reached a new milestone, with a draft of findings prepared for the board’s review. The first stage examined governance and financial matters and could influence the next steps in the process.
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Winston Thompson urges Fiji to forge a shared national vision through Leadership Fiji
Fiji’s leadership puzzle needs a unifying vision that rises above every division. A veteran public servant argues that real progress comes when leadership development is matched by stronger institutions and timely accountability—calling for a cohesive, inclusive national purpose that cuts across sectors.
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Fiji to refresh sugar sector governance with merit-based board appointments
Fiji’s sugar sector is undergoing a governance refresh as new leadership invites seasoned professionals to join the boards of its key industry bodies. The merit-based push prioritizes sustainability, trade knowledge and change leadership—aiming to boost accountability, risk management and long‑term resilience for farmers and the supply chain.
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Fiji to Turn Around Loss-Making State Enterprises With New Directors and Governance Shake-Up
Fiji’s government unveils a bold turnaround plan for public enterprises, centered on governance reform and fresh boards. With a nine‑month progress window and a one‑year review, the coming months could reshape how essential services are run and funded.
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Bua Rugby Union unveils new executive as 2026 development plan takes shape
Bua Rugby Union unveils a refreshed leadership lineup and a bold 2026 roadmap. With governance reforms, coaching development, and stronger administration on the agenda, a new era for the clubs dawns.
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Fiji urged to place leadership character at core of recruitment to tackle governance gaps
Fiji’s governance debate shifts from technical fixes to leadership character. With rising misconduct concerns, HR leaders are urged to elevate values in recruitment, development and accountability to raise the standard for leaders across sectors.