AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoElection and Constitution: Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the general election will be held this year or, at the latest, by February 6, 2027. Constitution consultations continue amid calls for more time and concerns that the draft retains immunity provisions; submissions also sharply divide over whether Fiji should be a Christian or secular state. Health: Fiji’s HIV emergency is worsening, with young people making up a large share of new cases. Expanded testing and faster treatment are among measures being pursued. Cybersecurity: Government is investigating a suspected cyberattack on a Suva-based regional organisation, as Cabinet backs intelligence reforms and New Zealand offers support. Water and Weather: Batiki Island is rationing water as creeks dry and crops wilt; forecasters warn that up to three cyclones could affect Fiji this season. Rural Economy: A $125,000 excavator investment aims to open up mataqali land for farming, while the Government says stronger cooperatives could help farmers secure fairer prices. Community and Sport: Fijian conjoined twins have been successfully separated in Saudi Arabia. Fiji’s women’s rugby league team is also set for its historic first World Cup appearance, following growth in grassroots pathways.
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