Unity Fiji

Unity Fiji Unity Fiji is a political party committed to fostering inclusivity, fairness, and unity among all Fijians. Join us in shaping a united Fiji! 🌺🇫🇯

Together, we aim to create a future rooted in equality, transparency, and shared progress.

28/08/2026

UNITY FIJI TAKES ITS AGM TO SIGATOKA

Unity Fiji is pleased to announce that it will hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 18th September in Nahigatoka village in Nadroga.

“I sincerely thank the Taukei Were ni Dri for blessing our request to hold this important AGM at his chiefly village,” says Savenaca Narube the leader of Unity Fiji who hails from the village of Cuvu in Nadroga. I am also pleased to say that my paramount chief of Nadroga, the Ka Levu na Tui Nadroga has also given his blessings.”

“We have chosen Nahigatoka village for its large meeting hall, proximity to public transport and the large grounds,” adds Narube.

“The AGM will start at 10am. It will be followed by a rally where we will launch our manifesto as well as announce the first batch of our candidates. Lunch and entertainment will be provided.”

“We are expecting a large turnout at our last AGM before the next elections.”

“I am personally inviting all our supporters and those wishing to support Unity Fiji from across Fiji to attend this event.”

28/08/2026

We need economic leadership. Unity Fiji can offer this with a leader that has stabilised Fiji economy in the past. Steered the economic ship through the past coups. A leader trusted at the Reserve Bank at home, and at the IMF, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank abroad — the first Fijian ever to serve both the World Bank and the IMF, helping build economies across our region and around the world.

That is not a promise. That is a record.

22/08/2026

Together, we can lift our people. Together, we can shape tomorrow. Together… we can be the change.

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17/08/2026

ARE THE GOVERNMENT LEGAL ADVISERS COMPETENT?
“This coalition Government has committed many legal blunders in the space of only three years . The costliest is the Commission of Inquiry (COI) to the appointment of the former Commissioner of FICAC, Ms Barbara Malimali. The costs to the people of these blunders are escalating,” says Savenaca Narube, the leader of Unity Fiji.
“In my view, appointing the COI was the right thing to do as it appeared to many of us that Ms Malimali’s appointment was being rushed to stop investigations and possible prosecution of some of the senior members of the Cabinet which she quickly did.
“But I fully understand that due process of natural justice must be followed,” adds Narube.
“Furthermore, the COI after receiving sworn statements, identified ten so called “crocodiles” that, in the Commissioner’s judgement, were infesting the swamps of the coalition government.”
“I do not believe that there is any value in shooting the messenger. The Commissioner and his team have done their job of revealing the crocodiles,” says the leader of Unity Fiji.
“In my understanding of the recent decision by the High Court, the legal blunders were on two fronts:
1. The powers and authorities given to the COI; and
2. The processes used by the Prime Minister (PM) to implement the recommendations of the COI.”
Narube stress, “These two technical legal issues should have been known by any competent legal adviser to the PM. What we do not know are: what were their advice and did the PM heed them?”
“The burning question in everyone’s lips now is: what will the PM do in response to the High Court ruling?
“The answer lies in the quality of the legal advice that the PM is now seeking. Clearly, based on what we have seen up to now, the PM’s legal advisers appeared not to be competent.”
“Whatever the Government does, I urge them to continue the hunt for crocodiles so to expose the truth and give a clear signal to the country that corruption, in all its forms, must be exposed and the perpetrators brough to account.”
Narube concludes, “If I was the PM, I would seek external legal advice on the next steps and I wish him well in this important decision.”

The Unity Fiji leader’s recent visit to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne on the invitation of Unity Fiji Australian Chapte...
16/08/2026

The Unity Fiji leader’s recent visit to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne on the invitation of Unity Fiji Australian Chapter revealed the growing support of Fiji’s residents abroad.
“While I was thankful to all those that came to listen, I was very impressed with the turn out of the Indo Fijian residents. It confirms that the support for Unity Fiji is broad based, inclusive of all ethnic groups that make up Fiji,” says Savenaca Narube.
In his address to the diaspora, the Party Leader corrected two myths that had been wielded by politicians to whip up emotions and win votes but at a huge cost to the people.
The first was that politicians claimed that ownership of the iTaukei land was always under threat. Two coups have been put down in response to this threat, each one costing the country $3 billion.
Narube said that Unity Fiji was shifting the narrative from ownership to productivity.
“The iTaukei votes have been manipulated by politicians around this threat. Sure, ownership is important and we will protect it. But it is the productivity of the natural resources that will liberate the iTaukei and transform their lives and those of their future generations,” adds Narube.
The second myth propagated by coups was that our national security depended on the military. This is incorrect as we have seen over the past three decades. Unity Fiji will change the narrative. True and lasting national security depends on the wellbeing of the people. When people are contented and are better off, the country is stable.
“Inclusive economic wellbeing is therefore crucial to political stability. Towards this important purpose, Unity Fiji has developed a credible economic program to double our GDP in five years and sustainably transform the lives of everyone irrespective of race and location.”

“I am pleased to announce that the Executive Board of Unity Fiji has appointed Mr, Vijay Singh as a member of the Board,...
15/08/2026

“I am pleased to announce that the Executive Board of Unity Fiji has appointed Mr, Vijay Singh as a member of the Board,” states Savenaca Narube, the leader of the party.
Mr. Singh is a practising lawyer. He was a member of parliament from 2001 to 2005 and Vice President of SODELPA. He is a strong advocate for farmers and the communities.
Mr. Singh therefore brings to Unity Fiji considerable legal and political experience.
“On behalf of the Board and the members of Unity Fiji, I warmly thank Mr. Singh for his decision to join us and for agreeing to be a member of the Executive Board. I personally look forward to working with Mr Singh in preparing the party for the next elections.”

📢 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2026Be part of the conversation. Be part of the future.Unity Fiji members, supporters and frien...
10/08/2026

📢 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2026

Be part of the conversation. Be part of the future.

Unity Fiji members, supporters and friends are invited to join us for our Annual General Meeting as we come together to strengthen our organisation, shape our direction and build a stronger Fiji.

đź“Ť Nahigatoka Village, Nadroga
đź“… 18 September 2026
⏰ 2:00 PM

🗂️ WHAT’S ON THE AGENDA?

âś… Welcome & Opening Remarks
âś… Adoption of the Agenda
âś… 2025 AGM Minutes
âś… Audited Financial Statements
âś… Appointment of Auditor
âś… Election of Board Members
âś… Vote of Thanks & Closing

🌴 TOGETHER FOR A STRONGER FIJI

Unity. Integrity. Service.
Building a Better Future for All Fijians.

“Unity Fiji in Melbourne 🇫🇯🇦🇺. Supporters and members of Unity Fiji came together for a meaningful Talanoa Session with ...
09/08/2026

“Unity Fiji in Melbourne 🇫🇯🇦🇺. Supporters and members of Unity Fiji came together for a meaningful Talanoa Session with our Party Leader, Savenaca Narube in Melbourne, Australia, sharing ideas, listening to our community, and strengthening our collective vision for a better Fiji.

Unity, leadership you can trust and a shared vision for a better Fiji, some Unity Fiji party members and supporters atte...
08/08/2026

Unity, leadership you can trust and a shared vision for a better Fiji, some Unity Fiji party members and supporters attending the Sydney Talanoa Session with Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube

🇫🇯 Calling All Fijians in Sydney! 🇦🇺Unity Fiji warmly invites all members of the Fijian diaspora in Sydney to join us TO...
08/08/2026

🇫🇯 Calling All Fijians in Sydney! 🇦🇺

Unity Fiji warmly invites all members of the Fijian diaspora in Sydney to join us TONIGHT for an evening of open discussion about the future of Fiji.

This is an opportunity to hear from the Unity Fiji team, share your thoughts and concerns, ask questions, and be part of an important conversation about the issues affecting our nation and the solutions needed to build a better Fiji.

đź“… Date: Saturday 8th August
🕔 Time: 5:30PM – 9 PM
đź“Ť Venue: 25 Nelson Street. Fairfield NSW 2165

Whether you've lived in Australia for many years or have recently moved, your voice matters. We encourage all Fijians, friends of Fiji, and supporters of Unity Fiji to come along and be part of this meaningful discussion.

Bring your family and friends. We look forward to seeing you there!

Together, let's shape a stronger future for Fiji.

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