Fiji’s ‘Rambo’ Rabuka returns as prime minister
26 December 2022 |
8:23 am
People's Alliance Party head Sitiveni Rabuka defeated the incumbent Frank Bainimarama by one vote. Previously, the two leaders have led their own military coups.
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