AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoCounter-Narcotics Bill: Fiji’s Counter-Narcotics Bureau is set for a Thursday debate, with the Government arguing the delay keeps Fiji stuck in an outdated legal framework while the Opposition questions whether Parliament is being given enough time. Water Security: In Yasawa, Nacula residents say urgent Government help is needed as drought leaves rural households and key facilities facing high-risk water and shortages. Sugar Industry: A parliamentary committee flags poor coordination across the Ministry of Sugar, Agriculture, Fiji Sugar Corporation and grower bodies, warning it’s worsening cane decline and governance gaps. High-Risk Water: Government says 8,611 households still rely on high-risk water sources, with purification and sanitation support expanding. Taxi Costs: The FCCC has extended the temporary taxi fare drop charge to 31 March 2027, balancing affordability with industry sustainability. Climate & Resilience: Fiji-linked UNGA climate coverage highlights calls for urgent action and climate justice, while Fiji’s sugarcane research push points to drought- and flood-resilient farming. Business & Finance: Fijian Holdings Limited reports $67m profit before tax and assets above $1b, citing efficiency gains and major investments. Kava Controls: New border rules will test and potentially detain or destroy unsafe imported kava to protect consumers. Tourism & Jobs: Raikiwai Adventures launches jet ski services in Nadi, aiming to create up to 25 jobs as marine tourism expands.
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