The Social Networking Site Sotia Central have been temporally Off line,
quotation from the Fiji Times, "The current Fiji Government has issued regulations requiring publishers to first submit all content to Government officials for clearance before publishing it. Because you, not we, generate this content, we are unable to comply. Accordingly, sotiacentral.com has been taken down until further notice".
Taukei.com view this as a real shame as the social networking is a way of sending our messages… Continue

Hi all you might have noticed changes to our site in the past few weeks. This has come about the new service provider have been changed to ning.com and as a result Google has not picked up on our site.
I think it will take a few weeks before it comes back to #1 in Google. Please still send invites to your friends to join our site. and keep your emails coming. Don't forget to upload photos and videos.

I think this is a great time to go to Fiji as the $ is at its all time low, So your overseas $ can go further. It is a good time to help the locals as the cost of living in Fiji is really high for the local farmer and people of Fiji.
A solution that come to mind is to go plant your food source and this will help the financial crisis for the families of Fiji.

I think people need to help themselves first and not to be expecting handouts from the government as we all know that this is not going to… Continue

Throughout the Islands of the south pacific coconut husking plays a vital role in peoples lives as a lot of their diet depends on meals which is used with coconut. Especially with the sea food and a lot of the produce they gather from the land. There is a skill involve in husking a coconut. first of all let us look at the coconut itself- It is a palm and there are all types of variety. The green one or the young fruit stays on the tree and folks usually have these ones on a hot day for drinks an… Continue

If you’ve never heard of this mysterious member of the pepper family (the roots of which contain a mild drug) you’ll certainly hear about it in Fiji. The kava ceremony itself however, is more of a social ritual than anything else, and good mates love to get together for a bowl.
It’s use is widespread in the South Pacific in general, and is in no way confined to Fiji. The Fijians though have made kava famous, and a Fijian loves his kava even more than an Aussie loves his beer. Interestingly, Fiji… Continue