AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Service: Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged delays, staffing shortages and weak accountability are hurting government services, saying public officials must be held to high standards. National Security: Fiji is reviewing whether to centralise intelligence work and introduce new laws, including anti-espionage legislation; recommendations are expected by March 2027, with human rights protections to be considered. Health and Drugs: Fiji’s first National Alcohol and Drug Recovery Centre is planned for Tamavua, backed by a US$10 million Korean grant over six years. Water Security: As El Niño drives prolonged dry conditions, households are urged to conserve water and build reserves before supplies run low. Environment: Calls are growing for the Government to suspend the Sigatoka iron-sands exploration licence over concerns the environmental assessment does not fully address the project’s impacts.
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