AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHigh Court & anti-corruption: Fiji’s High Court has rejected PM Sitiveni Rabuka’s bid to stall the ruling over the illegal sacking of former FICAC chief Barbara Malimali, with Rabuka’s lawyer now moving to the Court of Appeal for a fresh stay. Parliament oversight: The Sugar Cane Growers Council (SCGC) faced tough questioning over overdue accounts and unclear payments, while separate reports say limited funding is restricting farmer outreach. Sugar supply risk: Fiji Sugar Corporation warns crushing could be deferred if cane delivery readiness stays extremely low, even after a $5/tonne increase in delivery payments. Child labour push: Acting Employment Minister Filimoni Vosarogo says more than 200 children have been removed from exploitative work and returned to school, with stronger laws and social protection underway. Elections & referendum readiness: The Electoral Commission says it’s ready for the next general election and a national referendum, as voter registration and awareness continue. Fuel & jobs: Ra leaders urge Government to explore local oil resources to reduce reliance on imported fuel, while business resilience groups stress firms must plan for fuel disruptions now. Tourism & investment: PM Rabuka has relaxed travel restrictions for priority missions, and Fiji’s AHICE tourism conference in Nadi drew a record crowd and new hotel deals.
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