34 complaints received and assessed by FICAC last month, 13 to be investigated
FICAC, through its Legal and Prosecution Department, received and assessed 34 complaints from the 1st to the 30 of April 2025. FICAC says of these, 21 were determined
FICAC, through its Legal and Prosecution Department, received and assessed 34 complaints from the 1st to the 30 of April 2025. FICAC says of these, 21 were determined
Attorney General Graham Leung says in the past, FICAC has been accused of being a political tool, particularly during the last administration. While contributing to th
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he will have to read the Commission of Inquiry report and decide the follow up actions his powers allow him to take. Rabuka confirm
FICAC confirms that it does not have jurisdiction to investigate matters related to employment decisions, such as terminations and recruitments within the Ministry of Edu
FICAC has again cleared former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama regarding an investigation into the validity of Bainimarama’s position as Party Leader of the Fij
The Fiji Labour Party is challenging the legitimacy, propriety and timing of the FICAC statement clearing Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman P
FICAC confirms that no criminal charges will be initiated against former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama after a complaint alleged that Bainimarama, despite being conv
FICAC has decided that it will not be prosecuting National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad in relation to a complaint regarding his declarations to the R
FICAC has recovered $900,000 from $1.2 million in proceeds of crime linked to the conviction of Feroz Jan Mohammed in 2015. Mohammed was sentenced to eight years impri
FICAC has confirmed that no criminal offence was committed in the appointment of Dr Jalesi Nakarawa’s wife to the position of a Nurse-Practitioner within the Fiji
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has confirmed that they received 43 complaints last month where 11 complaints were corruption-related in nature and wer
The Commission of Inquiry is hoping to meet with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka tomorrow regarding an email from the Commissioner of FICAC, Barbara Malimali which they re
FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali has voluntarily accepted to take leave after Chair of the Judicial Services Commission, Chief Justice Salesi Temo requested her to ta
29 complaints were lodged with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption and assessed by the Legal and Prosecution Department last month. FICAC says following
Another disagreement in relation to the FICAC Commission of Inquiry issue. FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali says the termination of former FICAC employee and Commis
A Senior Civil Servant will take the stand today as a prosecution witness in the trial against former Minister for Fisheries and Forestry Kalaveti Ravu and former Fisheri
We wrote to the Judicial Services Commission and asked them to recommend FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali’s suspension to the President. This has been confi
FICAC is hosting a study tour for Pacific Island representatives from the anti-corruption agencies to foster regional collaboration and share information in the fight ag
Attorney General, Graham Leung says the allegation made against him by the Fiji Labour Party and others that he tried to stop the work of the Commission of Inquiry, is fa
FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali, Chair of the Judicial Services Commission Chief Justice Salesi Temo, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Attorney General Graham Leung
More drama this week as a FICAC employee, who is a witness in the Commission of Inquiry regarding the appointment of the FICAC Commissioner, was sacked last Friday. The f