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Fiji To Delay Planned Parliamentary Elections (Scoop.co.nz)
Fiji will not be able to hold democratic parliamentary elections by March next year, as previously scheduled, because it first needs to reform its electoral system, the country?s Prime Minister has told the General Assembly?s annual high-level debate.
Fiji military strongman threatens planned polls (Gulf Times)
WELLINGTON: Fiji?s military strongman Voreqe Bainimarama, who seized power in a bloodless coup 18 months ago, has threatened to cancel new elections he promised to hold next March, according to reports from the capital Suva yesterday.
Voreqe: Coup was planned for 2001 - Fiji Times
Voreqe: Coup was planned for 2001 Fiji Times, Fiji - Despite negative comments about Fiji's current situation from political figures, Commander Bainimarama believes Fiji has been doing very well. ... |
Italy unaware of planned NY meeting with Fiji?s Bainimarama - Radio New Zealand International
 Fijivillage | Italy unaware of planned NY meeting with Fiji?s Bainimarama Radio New Zealand International, New Zealand - Commodore Bainimarama is due to travel tomorrow to address the United Nations General Assembly about Fiji?s situation since the December coup. Fiji PM to update UN on country?s progress Bainimarama concedes economy unstable Fiji interim PM says anyone can act in his position when he is in NY |
New political party being planned in Fiji - Radio New Zealand International
New political party being planned in Fiji Radio New Zealand International, New Zealand - A report from Fiji says moves are afoot to form a new political party to contest the post-coup general election. The Daily Post says it is not clear who is ... |