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People First Registered as Fiji’s Newest Political Party

Fiji’s Registrar of Political Parties has approved the registration of People First, making it the country’s newest political party.

High Court Sets Dates for Ministers’ Stay Applications

Calls for Reversion of State Land as Public Purposes Expire

Landowners Call for Fairness as State Lands Act Review Concludes

Decision Pending on Registration of Proposed People First and NextGen Alliance Parties

Fiji’s Registrar of Political Parties is expected to make a final decision before the end of the month on the registration applications of the proposed People First and NextGen Alliance Party, following objections lodged by members of the public.

Police Commissioner to meet RFMF Commander; Investigations into death threats ongoing

FCOSS: We are not calling for a new Fiji Police Force inquiry

Fiji MPs from Deregistered Parties May Join or Form New Parties, EC says

Fiji’s Electoral Commission says Members of Parliament from deregistered political parties may continue to serve either as independents or as members of other parties, and may also take part in forming new political parties.

Fiji Electoral Commission Confirms 55 MPs for Next General Election

Fiji's Electoral Commission has confirmed that Parliament will continue to have 55 members at the next general election.

Fiji PM Announces Cabinet Reshuffle Ahead of Fourth Year in Office

Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has announced changes to his Cabinet, effective 19 January 2026, as the government nears the end of its third year in office.
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