- Fiji Warriors - Jale Koroi, Isireli Temo, Alefoso Yalayalatabua, Viliame Seuseu, Apisai Turukawa, Vereniki Sauturaga, Viliame Veikoso, Samuela Anisi, Keveriele Bulivorovoro, Sikeli Donu, Mosese Vasuitoga, Rupeni Nasiga, Sailasa Rabonaqica, Aca Ratuva, Wate Vocevoce, Sakiusa Matadigo, Timoci Vakadranu, Aporosa Vata, Waisale Vatuvoka, Waisea Luveniyali, Jonetani Ralulu, Vuniani Ratu, Josefa Satini, Saula Radidi, Epeli Vuicuvu, Patrick Osborne, Nacanieli Nabobo, Timoci Nagusuca, Vilitati Vereimi, and Iliesa Keresoni;
- Fiji Barbarians - Sikeli Gavidi, Sakeo Latianara, Warui Aritema, Tiko Matawalu, Sisari Tagivakatini, Aseri Buli, Eseroma Cakacaka, Mosese Fatiaki, Filipe Kuruvoli, Joeli Lutumailagi, Alusio Nailiko, Samu Bola, Mitieli Cama, Aminiasi Nava, Kolinio Vasu, Aca Bibi, Josefa Nagatalevu, Kelemedi Bola, Nemia Kanatale, Aminiasi Bosenawai, Ravai Fatiaki, Tikiko Uluiviti, Timoci Mule, Masi Naoma, Ropate Ratu, Alusio Buto, Eneri Kuru, Vima Tuidraki, Apisalome Waqabaca and Simeli Koniferedi.
This blog looks at promoting Suva, the capital of Fiji, as a tourist destination. It contains information on what is happening in and around Suva. It also posts commercial and sponsored advertisements for merchants and traders from Fiji and overseas, which are targetted at our wider readership base.
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