PM Comments on Former DPMs' Cases
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka states that the cases of former Deputy Prime Ministers may not be resolved quickly.
It looks like the cases will not be dealt with in a short time.
The court process is in its preliminary stages, and the outcome may not be determined before the 2026 general elections. Rabuka acknowledges that this may require portfolio management and reshuffling.
The Prime Minister expresses confidence in the Civil Service Senior Cadre, saying they can maintain stability despite the challenges.
Author's summary: PM Rabuka comments on former DPMs' cases.
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