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Meke must live on, says Vuetaki

Summary by Fiji Broadcasting Corporation
Teaching traditional Fijian meke to children should now be a priority for every iTaukei parent and guardian. This is the message from Jemesa Vuetaki of Nasaqa Village in Wailevu, Macuata, who is part of a group that has been actively performing traditional meke across Fiji. He says performing at the Ratu Sukuna Day celebrations in […]
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Meke must live on, says Vuetaki

Teaching traditional Fijian meke to children should now be a priority for every iTaukei parent and guardian. This is the message from Jemesa Vuetaki of Nasaqa Village in Wailevu, Macuata, who is part of a group that has been actively performing traditional meke across Fiji. He says performing at the Ratu Sukuna Day celebrations in […]

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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation broke the news in on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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