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Siblings help parents sell their produce at the market during school break

Siblings help parents sell their produce at the market during school break

By Iliana Biutu
04/09/2023

We did not know about the struggles our mother went through till we started accompanying her to the market.

12-year-old Kesaia Maca highlighted this as she and her 10-year old brother Mosese Cevarua have been going with their mother to set up at the Suva Market before sunrise.

The siblings have been helping their parents sell their produce at the market during the school break.

Maca says they usually sell Cabbage, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Ginger, Cucumber and Dhania.

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The 12-year-old says their school break and weekends are spent helping their mother at the market.

The siblings are encouraging children to help their parents during this school break and manage their time well.

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