Lawyers representing witnesses summoned to give evidence in the ongoing inquiry into the appointment of lawyer Barbara Malimali as head of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) have been
Fiji's Electoral Commission insists its letter to the Constitutional Offices Commission, which made it into the public domain, did not call for the dismissal of the Acting Supervisor of Elections
Fiji's Electoral Commission (EC) is concerned about the delay in investigating the “glitch” that occurred during the vote counting process in the 2022 General Elections, pointing out the repercussions including
Fiji's Electoral Commission (EC) Chairperson Barbara Malimali highlighted the distinction between the EC and the Fijian Elections Office (FEO), stating that they are two separate and independent bodies.
The members of Fiji's Electoral Commission are currently attending an induction workshop aimed at helping them become familiar with and align their roles more effectively, ultimately serving the interests of
Fiji's Constitutional Offices Commission met in Suva today and made 12 resolutions including appointing key officials and regularising appointments to Constitutional Offices. Among the 12 resolutions, the Commission recommended Barbara
Fiji Women's Rights Movement Executive Director Nalini Singh, retired civil servants Nemani Mati and Ratu Inoke Dokonivalu Loganimoce, Reginald Jokhan and interim chairperson Barbara Malimali held their first meeting in
Lawyer and recently resigned Chairperson of Fiji's Electoral Commission Mukesh Nand today confirmed that he stepped down from his position due to personal reasons.
Fiji's acting Supervisor of Elections Ana Mataiciwa says that they have not received any communication from the Constitutional Offices Commission regarding the appointment of commissioners to fill the vacant seats
