PM looking at appointing a new AG but he has not identified any yet

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PM looking at appointing a new AG but he has not identified any yet

By Vijay Narayan

27/10/2025

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka confirms that he is looking at appointing a new Attorney General.

Rabuka made this comment to fijivillage News when we asked him on whether he is looking at appointing a new Attorney General or Siromi Turaga will remain Acting Attorney General until the next general elections.

Rabuka says he will appoint a new Attorney General but he has not identified any yet.

He says that’s why Siromi Turaga is still the Acting AG.

Turaga was appointed as Acting Attorney General in June this year after Graham Leung was removed as Attorney General by the Prime Minister.

Turaga was appointed AG after the 2022 general elections however Leung was then appointed as AG in June 2024.

Turaga was then assigned to be the Minister for Justice.

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