After serving over 5 years as the FICAC Manager Legal,
Mr. Rashmi Aslam continues the fight against corrupution as the Deputy Commissioner.
After serving over 5 years as the FICAC Manager Legal,
Mr. Rashmi Aslam continues the fight against corrupution as the Deputy Commissioner.
Ensuring the people of Fiji live a life free of corruption
FICAC is committed to effectively combating corruption in order to promote transparency and accountability for the attainment of zero tolerance of corruption, set the foundation for good governance and create sustainable development for the benefit of all citizens of Fiji
Independence, Integrity, Impartiality, Professionalism and Commitment
A former Fiji Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Services employee who illegally obtained over four thousand dollars through corrupt practices was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment in the Suva Magistrates Court today. Vasiti Tabuakuro was charged by the Fiji Independent Commissio
Read MoreA former Tax Officer with the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service (FRCS) was convicted of bribery in the Suva Magistrates Court yesterday. Pritam Singh was charged by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) in 2015 with one (1) count of Bribery for accepting $1
Read MoreA former Project Technical Officer with the Ministry of Health (MOH) received a sentence of 17 months in the Suva Magistrates Court today. Mr Mohammed Ifraz was charged by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) in February with one (1) count each of Forgery
Read MoreA former public official charged alongside a former private company executive pleaded not guilty to corruption-related charges in the Suva Magistrates Court today. The duo, Mr Aliki Bilitaki Tuimakutu and Mr Ajesh Kumar Sharma were charged by the Fiji Independent Commission Ag
Read MoreThe Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) has apprehended six (6) of eight (8) individuals alleged to be involved in illegally facilitating the issuance of iTaukei land leases. Joseva Muana, Abhinesh Kumar, Anita Subbama, Neel Nair, Navin Kumar and Simione Tui
Read More“You have to tackle the obstacles of corruption, develop a culture of integrity, anti-corruption and transparency as this will lead to an efficient administration which helps to enhance public confidence and eventually assists in economic growth, developments in the country and
Read MoreReceives corruption-related complaints from members of the public with regards to Public Sector Corruption.
Investigates corruption-related complaints, as directed by the FICAC Deputy Commissioner.
Tasked with the assessment and prosecution of corruption and bribery related offences.
Provides vital support to the Commission in order to ensure ease of operation.
Proactive in educating the public about the identification of corruption and its ill-effects.
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