US EditionNo legal challenges from outgoing board directors, gov’t had 'productive meeting' with them, DPM says as tensions rise over media criticism
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No legal challenges from outgoing board directors, gov’t had 'productive meeting' with them, DPM says as tensions rise over media criticism
NUKU’ALOFA, Tonga—Deputy Prime Minister Taniela Fusimalohi has revealed that none of the board directors whose contract renewals were rejected by the Eke government pursued legal action, despite earlier claims of illegality. Fusimālohi also clarified that reports claiming the government had illegally terminated the contracts of former directors were misleading. He explained that the […] The post No legal challenges from outgoing board direct…
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