AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHIV Emergency Response: WHO says it will keep backing Fiji’s expanded HIV testing, treatment and prevention after Fiji declared a national emergency amid a sharp surge in infections, with gaps in awareness and treatment still a major concern. Climate & Governance: Savusavu residents will question DPM Manoa Kamikamica at a Pre-COP31 climate town hall, with officials and experts on hand to hear community solutions. Regional Finance & Resilience: The ADB will deploy US$210m to cushion Fiji from fuel and food price shocks and strengthen disaster readiness, building on earlier reforms. Constitution & Elections: Government is set to table the Constitution Review Commission report, but civil society warns the rushed timeline could threaten the next general election. Election Watch: Citizen observers plan to assess inclusion, women’s participation and barriers facing women as they monitor the electoral process. Transport & Cost of Living: Taxi groups challenge FCCC moves on fares and question an app enabling private cars to compete with licensed taxis; RBF also reassures depositors while warning lower global rates may pressure profits. Youth & Justice: A Taveuni training programme helps young inmates prepare for work or business after release. Sports: Bula Boys held 3-all by Solomon Islands; Ba’s Isimeli Gavidi earns his first cap.
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