Kumana's grandson join national Under-19

 Eroni Kamana’s grandson Aoga joined the under 19 national team in the final phase of his preparation for the OFC U-19 Championship next month in Tahiti.

A squad of 24 players in their 3 days week training under the guidance of coach Jerry Allen and technical support of Head of National teams and High-Performance Felipe Vega-Arango and Eddie Rukumana.

The final squad will be named in the coming weeks ahead of a proposed two-week training camp in Australia end of this month. #U20

Afia Aoga kumana was named a hero after squaring three goals in the final during U16 in Honiara winning for the Western Province.

A very talented boy in Kongu village who loves soccer.

He is always involved in training bringing up his village boys to the higher level when visiting his home Ranogga Island.

Climate Change, not yet aware in communities yet effects arise

 At first, climate change in our community and surrounding communities around our Island have never aware of what is climate change, and yet villagers are started to wonder what is the actual problem facing them regarding their livelihood.

Unusual high tides are extremely on average that was dangerous during strong winds and tidal waves, and their root crops, fruits, and vegetables are unhealthy and bear less during harvest.

The land was unfertile, worst of all are the insects, flies, birds, and other pests, which are contributing to the problem, said concerned farmers.

Others started to realize what the root causes were from other people regarding climate change. Now more started to comprehend with each other how best they could overcome some of these problems.

Getting things on their feet is the biggest matter as finances are a major issue.

One of the solutions regarding the land issue, speaking is Kumanas grandson reviewed that permaculture is the best solution to overcome their problem.

“We need only those technical people which are not where to find, but we have agriculture people staffs nearby; they are available if they allocate funds for their traveling allowances”

He said that permaculture is cheap and easy to adopt in a small piece of land, which can be used permanently for decades.