Daku youths preserve traditional fan-making
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- The Nasaumatua Youth Club, made up of young people from Daku village, has begun selling traditionally woven fans.
- The initiative gives local youths an opportunity to earn money from fans made in their homes.
Young people from Daku village are turning a traditional craft into an income opportunity by selling fans woven at home.
The initiative comes from the Nasaumatua Youth Club. Member Ana Gaunavinaka said the fans are made in the village and explained the reasons behind selling them.
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