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28th May, 2021Press Release
Appreciating our student mentors

As the national institution, Fiji National University (FNU) continues to provide high-quality education to all students through various modes of study. Whilst our academic staff, resources and facilities ensure all students complete their studies at FNU fully capable and qualified, a method of study that also lends itself to a student’s academic success is peer…Read More


27th May, 2021
STATEMENT FROM THE PERMANENT SECRETARY FOR HEALTH & MEDICAL SERVICES DR. JAMES FONG – 27.05.21

Transmission Update We have recorded 22 new cases since the last update yesterday evening. Details of the new cases: ● 1 is a resident of Kinoya with no links to other cases at this early stage of investigation ● 2 were at the George Mate Medical Centre at Queen Elizabeth Barracks and are connected to…Read More


26th May, 2021
STATEMENT FROM THE PERMANENT SECRETARY FOR HEALTH & MEDICAL SERVICES DR. JAMES FONG – 26.05.21

Transmission Update We have recorded 13 new cases since the last update yesterday evening. All 13 are primary contacts of previously announced cases. 12 of the new cases are from Fiji Navy staff who are primary contacts of the Navy staff case announced yesterday. Investigations are ongoing and no links have yet been established with…Read More


26th May, 2021Press Release
FNU supports students with online learning and teaching

Since the introduction of the latest public health measures due to COVID-19, the Fiji National University (FNU) has transitioned smoothly into online mode of learning, teaching and assessment, to ensure that students can continue with their studies with minimal disruption. FNU Vice-Chancellor Professor Toby Wilkinson said building on the experience gained in 2020, all departments…Read More


25th May, 2021
STATEMENT FROM THE PERMANENT SECRETARY FOR HEALTH & MEDICAL SERVICES DR. JAMES FONG – 25.05.21

Transmission Update   We have recorded ten new cases of COVID-19 since yesterday evening. Nine are contacts of earlier announced cases that were identified through on-going contact tracing and screening investigations. This includes three cases from the Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Suva. The nine new cases come from the following areas: 1 from Tacirua 3…Read More