AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoConstitutional Reform: Public consultations are exposing sharp divisions over the proposed changes. A son of a soldier killed in the 2000 upheaval travelled from New Zealand to urge the removal of immunity provisions, while another submitter challenged Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka over the damage caused by the coup. Attorney-General: Sevuloni Valenitabua has been sworn in as Fiji’s substantive Attorney-General, becoming the third holder of the role since the coalition took office. Cybersecurity: Ministers say online fraud, cross-border threats and a shortage of skilled workers make digital security a national priority as Fiji expands its infrastructure. Public Finances: Debt servicing now takes more than 10% of government spending, and the World Bank warns slowing growth and rising debt are squeezing funds for investment. Pacific Relations: Fiji backs Israel’s new Pacific Islands Forum partnership, saying it will be judged by practical benefits; Pacific Elders Voice is calling for the deal to be reversed over human rights and self-determination concerns.
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