AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDeputy PM Shake-up in Fiji: Suva Magistrates Court acquitted former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica of perjury and false information charges, clearing him of the case tied to testimony during the Commission of Inquiry into FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali’s appointment; Government reinstatement: Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirmed Kamikamica will be sworn in tomorrow and fully restored to his Deputy PM and Commerce, Trade and Communications portfolio, saying paperwork delays were the only hold-up; Anti-corruption fallout: Commentaries and reactions continue around what the acquittal means for the Commission of Inquiry process and FICAC’s approach, with critics arguing standards were flawed while legal voices stress the COI is not a criminal court; Pre-COP31 attendance logistics: Fiji’s Environment Ministry says it has no concerns about Australia struggling to secure top-level attendance for the Nadi pre-COP31 climate meeting, with preparations described as on track; Maritime emergency response: The Government formally honoured the Lomaiviti Princess 12 crew for rescuing six missing medical workers after about 38 hours adrift, highlighting public-private coordination; Regional policy watch: Fiji’s fuel caps eased across the Pacific, with Fiji reporting diesel and petrol reductions while supply uncertainty keeps costs higher than pre-crisis levels.
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