#natural

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

Tukuni, the place to be

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

Organic farming for our future

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

Amazing cassava

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

Healthy cup of tea

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 […]