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In Fijian mythology, the word tukuni can be translated to a legend a myth or a fairytale. In another translation of the word, it means to tell on someone “au na tukuni iko” (I will tell on you) — literally to be an informer. Now let me be an informer, and no I am not going to inform you about a person but about an eatery located at Tuvu past Ba Town on your way to Lautoka.
November 5, 2017
In Fijian mythology, the word tukuni can be translated to a legend a myth or a fairytale. In another translation of the word, it means to […]
November 5, 2017
The future of many who rely on the farm is often seen as uncertain because of climate change that affects weather patterns and in turn production. […]
November 5, 2017
A CONSULTANT from Europe walked into our office, looked at display of gluten-free flours and picking a packet exclaimed: “This is really good, old stuff. This […]
October 22, 2017
FRESH citrus aroma fills the air as you walk into a village at tea time. Lemon grass or coboi, with its lemon flavour, is served hot […]