Fiji TV’s license extended

By fijivillage.com

Tuesday 31/12/2013

Fiji Television Limited's existing television broadcast license has been extended by the government for a further 6 months period which came into effect from yesterday.

This has been confirmed by Fiji TV in a statement.

Fiji TV's six months broadcast license was to expire today.

Story by: Sofaia Koroitanoa

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