Fiji's main opposition party can now operate and function as a political party.
This follows the lifting of the suspension of the Social Democratic Liberal Party or Sodelpa by the Elections Office in Suva this week.
Just over a month ago the party was suspended for breaching political rules and the constitution.
It was given 60 days to remedy the breaches or face deregistration.
But as Christine Rovoi reports, a rift remains between the feuding factions and threatens to further split the party.
Sodelpa Party Headquarters Photo: RNZI / Sally Round