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We need to listen to critics, and not shut them down – Ratu Josefa Dimuri

We need to listen to critics, and not shut them down – Ratu Josefa Dimuri

By Navitalai Naivalurua
19/10/2025
People’s Alliance Party President Ratu Josefa Dimuri

People’s Alliance Party President Ratu Josefa Dimuri says it is important for the party and the government to listen to critics instead of shutting them down.

Speaking after the Party’s General Assembly at the FMF Gymnasium, Ratu Josefa says it is an honour to be entrusted with the role of Party President for 2025, and he intends to do justice to that responsibility.

He says while the party has achieved much, there is still a lot more work to be done.

Ratu Josefa adds that the party and the government have received a lot of criticism, and it is vital to address those concerns constructively.

He also expressed confidence that the People’s Alliance will perform well in the 2026 General Elections.

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