Sitiveni Rabuka

A secret ballot chose Rabuka in a 28-27 vote. The result indicated that one member of the new ruling coalition was against the change in PM.

She also acknowledged Bainimarama's leadership, saying he had created “an important legacy for Fiji” as a regional leader in several areas including climate change. A secret ballot of lawmakers on Saturday chose Rabuka 28-27. But we have to get in there first to see what they have done and what’s left for us to complete. * On Thursday, army and navy personnel were reportedly called in to protect minority groups over threats against them following the December 14 vote. “We appreciate what they have done.

"I look forward to working together to further strengthen the close and long-standing relations between India and Fiji," Prime Minister Narendra Modi ...

I look forward to working together to further strengthen the close and long-standing relations between India and Fiji. [@slrabuka]on your election as the Prime Minister of Fiji. "I look forward to working together to further strengthen the close and long-standing relations between India and Fiji," Modi tweeted.

Sitiveni Rabuka became Fiji's Prime Minister on Saturday after a coalition of parties voted narrowly to instal him as leader of the strategically important ...

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Sitiveni Rabuka narrowly triumphs over Frank Bainimarama in a secret ballot held in parliament, becoming Fiji's new PM.

Citing reports of ethnic violence, Bainimarama said the military was needed to maintain "law and order." The two-time coup leader and former Prime Minister narrowly triumphed over Bainimarama by 28 votes to 27 in a secret ballot held in parliament, speaker Naiqama Lalabalavu announced. Sitiveni Rabuka narrowly triumphs over Frank Bainimarama in a secret ballot held in parliament, becoming Fiji's new PM.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday congratulated Fiji's Sitiveni Rabuka on his election as the leader of his country.

"I look forward to working together to further strengthen the close and long-standing relations between India and Fiji," tweets PM Modi "I look forward to working together to further strengthen the close and long-standing relations between India and Fiji," Modi tweeted. -

The announcement was made by the newly-elected Speaker of the Fijian Parliament, Naiqama Lalabalavu. Fiji's Social Democratic Liberal Party joined forces with ...

For the first time in 16 years, Fijians are preparing to welcome a new prime minister. On Saturday, Sitiveni Rabuka was elected as Fiji’s new Prime Minister, the country’s parliament announced, the Chinese state-run English-language news channel CGTN reported. “Congratulations @slrabuka on your election as the Prime Minister of Fiji.

I congratulate Sitiveni Rabuka on becoming the new Prime Minister of Fiji. As close partners, Fiji and the United States work together to advance an.

The appointment of Rabuka on Saturday ended 10 days of uncertainty after an election delivered a hung parliament. Fiji's Social Democratic Liberal party ( ...

"I look forward to working together to further strengthen the close and long-standing relations between India and Fiji," Modi tweeted. PM Narendra Modi | ...