THE rise of Assistant Commissioner of Police Loraini Seru is more than a personal achievement. It is a defining moment in the evolution of Fiji’s policing culture.
Her journey from special constable in 1991 to the first woman to attain the position of Assistant Commissioner is not merely a story of perseverance. It reflects a gradual reshaping of the force toward fairness, inclusion, and accountab...
The narrative of Loraini Seru’s ascent in the Fiji Police Force presents a compelling case for institutional evolution, but it also invites deeper scrutiny of the patterns and assumptions underlying such stories of progress.
**Steelman:** The strongest version of this narrative is one of systemic change. Seru’s rise is framed not just as a personal achievement but as evidence of a cultural shift toward inclusivity and accountability in policing. Her leadership in Internal Affairs—where she inves...