Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed his preference for a single-party government to lead Fiji after the next General Election, stating that a clear majority would allow the Government to deliver its agenda without the compromises inherent in coalition politics. He emphasized that while coalition arrangements have enabled governance, they have also limited the full implementation of manifesto commitments.
Mr. Rabuka acknowledged concerns raised by party members that certain promises have not been fully achieved under the Coalition Government. He admitted that the complexities of coalition politics have made it more difficult to deliver everything the party had set out to accomplish.
Looking ahead, the Prime Minister urged Fijians to provide his party with a clear mandate, enabling it to govern independently and fully implement its policies. His message underscores the importance of unity, clarity, and decisive leadership in ensuring that the Government can meet the expectations of the people without compromise.