AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHIV Response: Cabinet has declared Fiji’s HIV outbreak a national health crisis, citing a surge in new diagnoses and gaps in care, with the government moving to a whole-of-government response. Health Partnership: BSP and BSP Life have pledged $100,000 to the Fiji Cancer Society, bringing a GeneX machine to boost on-site cervical cancer screening under the national elimination programme. Constitution Watch: The Constitutional Review Commission report, plus the Constitution Amendment Bill and referendum Bill, are set to move through Parliament in September, with officials stressing the report will be tabled before the public can weigh in. Climate & Water: Fiji is bracing for very dry conditions through November as ENSO takes hold, with the Fiji Meteorological Service issuing early warnings for multiple divisions. Local Governance: Rehabilitation has started at Suva’s Albert Park after the Hibiscus Festival damaged the ground, with calls for better planning and upgrades. Crime & Corrections: Fiji’s prisons face risks from transnational organised crime unless safeguards improve, says the Justice Minister at a regional corrections dialogue. Business & Jobs: Nadi’s $5m Food Villa supermarket has opened, creating about 60 jobs, while Nadi Airport gains Level 1 accessibility accreditation. Sports: Suva women focus on set-pieces ahead of Lautoka, and Flying Fijians interim coach Senirusi Seruvakula names a young squad for the Pacific Nations Cup semi-finals in Japan.
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