Sitiveni Rabuka
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Fiji Forms Fuel Advisory Committee and Energy Subcommittee to Track Global Oil Market Volatility While Keeping Fuel Prices Steady
Fiji says there will be no immediate fuel-price hikes, but the government isn’t standing still. New advisory bodies will monitor volatile global markets and energy security, as international tensions could push prices higher—so vigilance is the message for now.
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Fiji PM Rabuka: No immediate fuel price hike as three-month stockpile confirmed
Fuel fears ease as government outlines stock levels and incoming shipments. Prime Minister Rabuka assures there will be no immediate price hike and urges calm as contingency plans are kept ready for evolving circumstances.
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Fiji PM Rabuka Fires Youth Minister, Suspends Sports Council Chief Amid Police Probe Into Funds Misuse
Fiji faces a dramatic leadership shake-up as a senior minister is dismissed and the sports council chief suspended amid an independent probe into alleged abuse of office and misused funds. With the prime minister taking over the Youth and Sports portfolio, investigators begin their work, spotlighting accountability and public trust in national sports.
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Fiji PM Rabuka Sets 6% Growth Target by 2050, Rolls Out Public‑Service Accountability Drive and Unity Agenda
An opening address signals a bold shift toward safeguarding democracy, national unity, and a new growth agenda. The plan hints at lofty targets and tougher public-service accountability, charting a path that could redefine Fiji’s trajectory in the years ahead.
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Fiji PM Rabuka says Malimali removal ruling affects him personally as he weighs next steps
Prime Minister Rabuka says a recent High Court ruling over the removal of a top anti-corruption official has touched him personally, signaling legal and political crossroads ahead. With appeals and reviews on the horizon, the case raises fresh questions about due process, accountability, and the government’s next steps.
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Rabuka signals imminent approval of Fiji National University board nominees amid governance crisis
A governance shake-up could be on the horizon for Fiji National University as a proposed board awaits formal approval. With the current council sidelined and complaints hanging over the Vice-Chancellor, all eyes are on how leadership will be refreshed.