AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoConstitution Watch: Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka urged Fijians to stay calm after the Constitutional Review Commission handed over its recommendations, stressing they are not yet Government decisions and promising protections for all faiths as Cabinet weighs next steps. Regional Politics: Tension flared at the Pacific Islands Forum in Palau as China warned of “consequences” over Taiwan’s foreign minister attending the opening ceremony, while Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale faces a no-confidence motion back home. Water Crisis: Taveuni residents say worsening water shortages are hitting homes and raising fears ahead of school reopening, with some paying about $300 for water carting. Public Health: Fiji’s health leaders are also looking outward—Fiji’s Deputy PM Kamikamica urged Pacific neighbours to learn from Fiji’s costly HIV crisis and share research earlier to stop outbreaks spreading. Tourism & Standards: Fiji’s hotel and tourism sector is pushing for globally recognised sustainability and service standards to boost competitiveness. Business Pulse: Fiji recorded growth in active businesses, with transport and storage leading the rise. Tech & Investment: Government says Google’s Natadola subsea landing and data centre project is progressing after landowner engagement and legal processes.
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