A Fijian Government Department Website. How to identify?

Official website links end with .gov.fj

Government Ministries/Departments communicate via .gov.fj websites (e.g. fiji.gov.fj). Trusted websites                                                                 

Secure websites use HTTPS

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FIJI GOVERNMENT

A Fijian Government Department Website. How to identify ?

Official website links end with .gov.fj

Government Ministries/Departments communicate via .gov.fj websites (e.g. fiji.gov.fj). Trusted websites (Coming Soon)                                                                

Secure websites use HTTPS

Look for a lock ( ) or https:// as an added precaution. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.

SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT FOR MACUATA PROVINCIAL YELLOW RIBBON SYMPOSIUM

SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT FOR MACUATA PROVINCIAL YELLOW RIBBON SYMPOSIUM

“The Macuata Provincial Yellow Ribbon Symposium continues to be a dynamic platform to raise concerns, dialogue, and agree on the way forward, particularly on the issue of recidivism and reintegration into society.” This was highlighted by His Excellency,...
Recipient acknowledges Government grant

Recipient acknowledges Government grant

By NANISE NEIMILA  IN the vibrant town of Nausori, Kalesi Baleula, a skilled artisan renowned for her ability to craft exquisite freshwater pearl necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, has successfully translated her passion into a thriving enterprise.  What...
Loan supports salon expansion

Loan supports salon expansion

By AZARIA FAREEN SHELVIN Permal has been running Rey’s Hair Dressing & Beauty Salon for the past eight yearsand notes it to be something that comes naturally to him. “I was thinking of expanding my business and a friend told me about the Concessional Loan Package...
No mining in Namosi yet: public urged to get correct information

No mining in Namosi yet: public urged to get correct information

By LOTE RABOILA The idiom “straight from the horse’s mouth” is one that comes from the British horse racing circles which pointed out that the ideal source for racing tips would be the horse rather than the spectators. The same can be said for developments in Fiji...