transparency
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Rabuka Defends Fiji Public Institutions’ Independence as Merit-Based Civil Service Reforms Advance
Prime Minister Rabuka used his parliamentary reply to defend the independence of public institutions and push merit-based reforms for Fiji’s civil service. He stressed independent investigations, due process, and a drive to boost professionalism, performance evaluation, and accountability across the public service.
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Opposition MP Demands Full Transparency in Fiji’s Constitutional Review, Urges Rural Outreach and Establishment of Landowning Community Trusts
Transparency takes center stage as Fiji’s constitutional review enters a new phase, with opposition leaders urging broad outreach beyond Suva to rural and maritime communities. The debate touches on land rights, development, and concerns about AI and online misinformation shaping democracy. As the government pledges a participatory, lawful process, the outcome could redefine who benefits…
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Fiji Government Pulls Three Governance Reform Bills From Parliament
The government is poised to withdraw three landmark governance bills from Parliament, signaling a dramatic shift in its reform agenda. The move raises questions about the fate of ethics, transparency and oversight reforms and could reshape the parliamentary timetable. As debates unfold, allies and critics weigh what this retreat means for public accountability.